Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

"When we haven't got the likes of Gareth Bale and Hal Robson-Kanu playing, we can't play the ball forward quickly to use their pace. When the opposition back four play high, we turn teams and know those two are always going to win the race. But we have not done that tonight or against Northern Ireland."

Another change for Wales as skipper Ashley Williams is replaced by Jazz Richards.

Williams kindly wraps the captain's armband around the sleeve of Joe Allen - he has to bend down a wee bit, mind.

A cat AND a human!

This would have stood 40 years ago.

Roy Carroll takes a cross out of the air but before he returns back to earth he's barged into the net by Miral Samardzic.

The free-kick is given.

Keepers get all the decisions these days.

A switch for Wales with Jonny Williams off and Shaun MacDonald on.

It delayed a Wales corner which ends with James Chester heading wide.

Shane Ferguson is looking Northern Ireland's most potent threat down the left flank.

He's into space but his cross is easy for Jan Oblak to claim.

We want to know about names inspired by footballers.

Starwars McGuinness: In order to bring some lower league class to your cat midfield, I can offer my Eddie (Bishop) and Frankie (Worthington)

Arsenal related: My fish is named Tony after the great man himself, Tony Adams! He was black but turned orange (nothing to do with Tony Adams!)

We've got a half-decent squad building here. Anyone named an animal after a keeper?

Ukraine come close to going two up as Denys Garmash gently nods wide. Wayne Hennessey did not look completely happy with where that was going.

Conor Washington is a box of tricks.

He stands up the defender down the left channel and ghosts one way but ends up going in the other to skip past his man. It puts him into the left side of the area but Jan Oblak saves with his feet.

A similar bit of movement in Kiev as Andriy Yarmolenko makes room to fire a shot over the bar.

And now Josip Ilicic wriggles into space on the edge of the area. He gets away a looping shot that is straight into Roy Carroll's hands.

Slovenia have pace in their attacks and Benjamin Verbic finds Roman Bezjak with a through ball - but the striker is offside.

Image source, Reuters

Smart move from Wales with Joe Allen at its heart. The ball is worked out to Chris Gunter and his cross falls to Emyr Huws on the edge of the area - the shot is less than good and very high.

Image source, Reuters

Ukraine's Ruslan Rotan clips in a free-kick from the left touchline, but Wales clear and counter through Tom Lawrence.

Chris Gunter tries to work in a ball but it finds Ukrainian feet. 

And Ukraine add to their repertoire of fouls as Artem Fedetskyi catches Neil Taylor and goes into the book.

Image source, AFP/GETTY

We want to know about names inspired by footballers.

Kath in Essex: My cat is named Ole after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and I met up with an old friend who I hadn't seen in years only to find she also had a cat named Ole after Solskjaer and another named Rio after Ferdinand.

We're closing in on a team of cats here. We've got Ole Solskjaer and Alan Smith up front, Rio Ferdinand at the back, Eric Cantona Cat in the hole. Bit light in midfield though. But then cats aren't known for their work rate.

Former Wales defender Kit Symons on BBC Two Wales: "If everyone is fit there are probably three or four places up for grabs in Chris Coleman's final Euro 2016 squad. But the majority pick themselves if they are fully fit - let's pray they do stay fit."  

Image source, PA

And from Belfast to Kiev, where Ukraine start the second half.

Ouchie.

Oliver Norwood mis-times a tackle and ends up poking Valter Birsa in the calf with his toe.

It's like an ancient nerve hold and Birsa crumples to the floor. He's fine, though.

Down the Slovenia end Jamie Ward does well to keep the ball in on the right touchline, but his cross can't find Conor Washington.

Image source, Getty Images

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

"We have waited 58 years to get to a major finals so we can wait another 75 days until Euro 2016 starts! 

"Many a great player who represented Wales over the years - some great players - did not have the opportunity to play in one. This group has done it. I'm very I'm excited like every other Welsh person."