As things stand, Wales win this group, England are second, Slovakia are third and Russia fourth and out.

An England goal against Slovakia would see them win the group but a defeat would see them finish third.

Live text and radio on that (so far) 0-0 draw here.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Just keep this tight for the next five minutes and I can see another chance coming for Wales.

Pavel Mamaev is booked for barging Joe Allen as he went past him. Allen had just been niggling at a couple of Mamaev's team-mates.

Gareth Bale puts in the free-kick but nobody can steer it home.

Matt Bevan: Fair play Wales, deserve it. Had a great laugh in Lille with the Wales lot, hope they do well.

Linda Talbot: Still in Dreamland. 

Mahrus Anwar: Bale not scoring a free kick at the Euros.. Rare sight.

Russia squander possession and Gareth Bale skips past a couple of challenges before losing the ball.

This game almost feels like Wales are being so dominant that they need to score again.

If Russia were to score, the boys in red could start panicking. Dmitri Kombarov fires a shot wide on the bounce.

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Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Match of the Day

It's a decent strike from Gareth Bale. The wall split - it wasn't the bravest wall I've ever seen, but the keeper would have had it covered.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Bale's average isn't he?

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

What an anti-climax.

Gareth Bale fires this effort from 30 yards wide. 

Wales have a free-kick. Gareth Bale lines it up. This is the only game at Euro 2016 that he's yet to score a free-kick in...

Russia left-back Dmitri Kombarov whips in a dangerous cross. Wales have to be careful or else their opponents could get back into this.

And seconds later, Wales almost end it. Aaron Ramsey passes to Gareth Bale, whose shot is saved by Igor Akinfeev AGAIN.

And Neil Taylor - buoyed by his first goal in six years - has a pop from 35 yards which flies over the bar.

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Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Match of the Day

At times watching Wales tonight you'd think they had an extra man. They've been that dominant.

This Russia side are so lethargic. 

Joe Allen and Aaron Ramsey have done exceptionally well. One thing I will say, because Wales are so comfortable, it's important Ashley Williams talks to Ben Davies and James Chester to stay concentrated.

Slovakia almost take the lead against England. If Roy Hodgson's side lose, they'll finish third in the group and will have to wait to find out if they qualify.

But it's still 0-0 - live text and radio here.

Russia make their second change as midfielder Aleksandr Golovin, who started the first two games, replaces captain Roman Shirokov. Akinfeev takes the armband.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Match of the Day

Every time Gareth Bale gets the ball, you think something is going to happen - it's his best performance of the tournament so far.

Yes, he scored two free-kicks, but I think Sam Vokes has given him that freedom.

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Chris Gunter whips in a cross from right wing-back with Sam Vokes waiting to tap home but it's blocked out wide for a corner.

The corner comes to nothing. But this is really encouraging from Wales - no hint of them taking their foot off the gas.

John Ashenden: Judging how Russia defended that second goal, I think they've surrendered. They just all stopped!!  

William Limacher: In Dreamland with Wales could even win the group.

Pete Barton: Well done Wales, from an England supporter. Just another 45 minutes and you're in the knockouts.  

There was a worry that Wales might have lost their momentum during the break. That has not happened.

That corner I mentioned a couple of minutes ago came to nothing but Gareth Bale has forced another Igor Akinfeev save.

Here's how the teams line up for the second half.

Russia: Akinfeev, Smolnikov, Aleksei Berezutski, Ignashevich, Kombarov, Mamaev, Glushakov, Smolov, Shirokov, Kokorin, Dzjuba. 

Wales: Hennessey, Gunter, Chester, Ashley Williams, Davies, Taylor, Allen, Ledley, Ramsey, Bale, Vokes.

Wales kick off. And they already have a corner, conceded by the new twin.