No sign of a change yet on the Wales bench. They left it late in Cyprus on Thursday. Are they going to find another late winner?

Robbie Savage
Former Wales midfielder

"Andy King got away from his marker, it’s a free header and he’s put it straight at the diving keeper.

"It might be time to introduce Sam Vokes soon."

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A corner by Aaron Ramsey falls to Andy King who powers a header towards the net but the Israel keeper is equal to it.

The noise levels increase. Wales are banging on the door.

Another yellow card for Israel, this time Nir Bitton is booked for a foul on Hal Robson-Kanu.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

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"Gareth Bale's got to go for power, surely? It’s a hard skill to get it up and over the wall like that. If he goes for power, it could deflect, there could be a rebound… He’s rubbish!"

Half an hour for Wales to find a goal. Or the party is in danger of falling flat.

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Is there any sign of a Netherlands comeback against Turkey? 

Memphis Depay really is sparkling down the left wing, he put in a pinpoint cross for Georginio Wijnaldum - usually so good in the air - but the Newcastle man fluffed his lines. 

In the end the ball dribbled wide off Wijnaldum's shoulder and neck, but Turkey are steeling themselves in expectation of an inevitable second-half onslaught.

It's no secret the Dutch need to score. They need to do it twice if they want to hang on to third in the group and a place in the play-offs.

Here comes Gareth Bale 20 yards out...and it dips just over. Wales fans have heads in hands.

Is that a penalty?

Hal Robson-Kanu is sent sprawling by Orel Dgani but the referee awards a free-kick.

Gareth Bale likes the look of this...

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

"Wales have got to keep probing. There’s no need to panic or do anything rash. Patience is the key – we will get an opportunity to score again in the second half."

Nice passage of play by the hosts.

Aaron Ramsey sends Gareth Bale clear but the Real Madrid man has work to do. He leaves one player behind, takes one look up, before letting fly.

Wales' 10th shot of the game is high and wide.

That's more like it.

A delicious cross by Jazz Richards finds Hal Robson-Kanu lurking on the edge of the six-yard area but he can't keep his header down.

Israel are playing keep-ball. There's a lot more intent about them and they are making Wales work hard to win back possession.

Change of tactics for Israel and they have already caused the home defence more problems in these opening few minutes of the half than most of the first 45.

Two Ben Haims on the pitch for Israel...

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

"Wales need a little bit more space between their back line and their goalkeeper. If there is that big a gap, then I think Wales can get players in, especially Gareth Bale running at defenders. 

"But at the moment, they are defending on the edge of their 18-yard box, there is no space in behind and it’s quite difficult for the lads to break down.

"So they’ve got to be patient – don’t put the ball in the box for the sake of putting the ball in the box. A draw will do."

Huge 45 minutes for Wales. We're back under way...

Robbie Savage
Former Wales midfielder

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"I’d like to see Gareth Bale get on the ball a bit more. He didn’t play well in Cyprus but he ended up scoring the goal. We want to see him get the ball in the final third and try to get that goal for Wales."