Gareth Bale is starting to warm to his task. The Welsh wizard twists and turns on the left, trying to unlock the Andorran defence, but they remain firm.

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John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Cardiff City Stadium

"This Andorra side look like they wouldn't score in a million years, but this is not how Wales play - there's been several times already when they've looked for the  long ball rather than playing it short."

Almost a breakthrough for Wales! Andorra defender Max Llovera provides the entertainment for the partygoers by closing his eyes just before he sticks his head on a dangerous cross from the Wales left. The ball loops back towards his own goal, with keeper Ferran Pol back-pedalling to push over the bar.

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BBC Sport Wales

The party atmosphere has been subdued a little by a goalless first half-hour a little light on incident.

With Andorra dropping deeper and deeper into their own half, the game is beginning to resemble a training ground game of attack against defence.

The Welsh fans don't seem to mind too much, though. They've still got their brass band in the stands and a broad repertoire of chants to sing.

Well this party is yet to kick off. It is like when you turn up early, everyone is sober and you're making small talk with strangers while nibbling crisps. All nice and polite, but not the raucous affair you were expecting. On the pitch at least.

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Lots going on in Group H - Norway are winning in Italy (Norwich's Alexander Tettey on the scoresheet) and Croatia in Malta. Both 1-0.

So as things stand, Norway will climb above Italy and claim top spot in that group with their opponents finishing second.

Wales have hogged 79% of the ball so far - that is Barcelona-esque. Another chance arrives when Aaron Ramsey clips a cross from the right channel to the back stick where Sam Vokes lurks. The lanky Burnley striker heads goalwards, but Andorra defender Ildefons Lima is underneath it to nod off the goal-line.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Cardiff City Stadium

"I think we'll see Dave Edwards come in to play where Jonathan Williams started the game, alongside Aaron Ramsey in midfield, and we'll see Williams pushed further up."

The Wales physio makes that universal signal of "his game is over" by quickly revolving his hands towards the bench. Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards is the man who gets stripped off to replace him after Wales, eventually jogging on after his team momentarily go down to 10 men.

Now there is an injury concern for Wales. Hal Robson-Kanu chases a loose ball close to the touchline, but rolls his right ankle as he tries to keep the ball in play. Ouch. He'll need a bag of peas on that tonight.

The Wales fans are humming along to their adopted anthem of Zombie Nation as their side set up camp inside the Andorran half. They may as well have a tent, groundsheet and some pegs. Chris Gunter cuts in from the right flank, but sees his shot easily gathered by Andorra keeper Ferran Pol.

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Arsenal's Chuba Akpom scored on his England Under-21 debut as Gareth Southgate's Young Lions defeated Kazakhstan 3-0 in a Euro 2017 qualifier at Coventry's Ricoh Arena.

Akpom, who is on loan at Hull City, hit a post before scoring his side's third goal. Chelsea's Ruben Loftus-Cheek opened the scoring before Norwich City forward Nathan Redmond found the net.

England have six points from two qualifying games but trail joint Group 9 leaders Norway and Switzerland, who have both played more games, by one point.

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John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Cardiff City Stadium

"Gareth Bale bursting into this game! First of all with a great shot and then after a fantastic turn, he's chopped down by Ildefons Lima.

"I'm sure he'll want to play the 90 minutes but Real Madrid will want him back in one piece as well..."

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Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live at the Cardiff City Stadium

"Andorra, let's be fair, are useless. The Wales players are going past them like they're not even there.    

"But Wales have got to move the ball quickly and not take too many touches because they might end up being clattered. That challenge by Ildefons Lima was terrible - it looks like Bale might be in for some treatment tonight."

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Jonny Williams reckons he is fouled as he competes for the loose ball after that Bale effort. No way, says the ref. Hmmm, that looked like a foul to me. Williams seemed to be body-checked inside the box.

But Dutch official Kevin Blom does blow when Bale is wiped out by a filthy tackle from Ildefons Lima. Yellow. Bale sticks a curling 25-yard free-kick just past the left post.

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Gareth Bale stings the palms of Andorra keeper Ferran Pol with an angled drive. That must have come keen. Aaron Ramsey pounces for the rebound but cannot turn the ball in. Wales piling on the pressure now...

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Back under way in Cardiff, with Wales neatly pinging the ball around in little triangles inside the Andorra half. No goals elsewhere in Europe yet...

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