Wales still seeing more of the ball, that early Belgium blitz may have just subsided for now.

David Ljunggren: Wales have no chance unless they start passing the ball much better than they have done so far

Right Dude Here: No matter what happens now - our Welsh boys have done great things.

Nigel Hoskins: C'mon Wales. Still a long way to go. Just don't fall apart with this pressure. We'll get a chance or two.

Eden Hazard has somehow picked up more assists (four) during the Euros than he did in the whole season for Chelsea. Dearie me.

Wales now have a nice, composed passage of play, the danger breaks down though with a poor touch from Aaron Ramsey. 

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Agreed - this game has been a nice antidote so far to the Portuguese sleeping sickness. 

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Mufc Believer: After the torture from last night's game, this is the least football could throw at us. Neat game of football

Arminder Sidhu: Fantastic strike but surely the Welsh knew he was capable, surely he has to be closed down

Si's Insights: That's the first Wales have conceded in 192 minutes - and the first time they've gone behind this early. A new test for them.

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Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 live

Wales need to start zipping it around a bit quicker and looking at the space behind the Belgium full-backs when they bomb on. 

There are more goals in this. Belgium have started like a house on fire but Wales look like getting in behind when they do get the ball as Hal Robson-Kanu again causes Jason Denayer all sorts of grief. 

Somehow Wales managed to keep out three separate Belgium chances before the men in blue did go ahead.

If you missed that series of Welsh clearances you can watch again here.

James Chester now in the book for tripping Romelu Lukaku on the halfway line. Wales' gameplan is in tatters at the moment, they need to hang on in the face of this Belgian storm. Lille is rocking. 

IAMDAMIEN: Joe Allen, the Welsh Xavi, responsible for that goal 

Alistair Hogben: I said the other day that he only scores screamers... 

David Frias-Robles: Ri-dic-ulous goal.

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John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I was watching that in the build-up thinking 'go on hit it, you won't score from there' but that was unstoppable. What a brilliant opening goal. Wayne Hennessey, no chance. It would be very harsh to apportion blame to the Wales keeper. 

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

It’s a perfectly weighted pass and Radja Nainggolan lets it run across his body, nobody closes him down. It was great technique, he smashes it. 

Wayne Hennessey gets fingertips to it but can’t get enough on it. Belgium have deserved that based on the opening minutes.

Joe Allen joins Joe Ledley in the 'I've played an early shocking pass' club, gifting it to Atletico Madrid flier Yannick Carrasco. Here come Belgium...

Belgium's inexperienced defender Jason Denayer gets in a bad position and Hal Robson-Kanu looks to glide past him. The Manchester City centre-back gets a grip of the forward - and somehow referee Damir Skomina gives a free-kick to Belgium!

Lucky boy. 

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

If Wales can suck up those Belgian attacks, then Gareth Bale can be a danger for them. He's run 60 yards to make that chance. 

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

Blistering pace from Gareth Bale, Yannick Carrasco couldn’t get back. 

Bale wants it on his favoured left foot but couldn't get the ball across the goalkeeper. What an open, positive start to the game from both sides.

Tony Burke: Talk about putting your bodies on the line, great stuff

Light of the World: Whoooa how did Belgium not score there....great defending from Wales

Sho Rahman: How have Belgium not scored yet? Unbelievable. 

The first 10 minutes have been absolutely frantic. The game is stretched beyond belief. You'd think it was stoppage time!

First Hal Robson-Kanu has a header over the top and then Gareth Bale lashes a shot from an improbable angle into the side-netting. Good grief I'm shattered already...

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Unbelievable defending from Wayne Hennessey and the Welsh defence. They threw the kitchen sink at those Belgium efforts. It's been a sloppy start from Wales, and Belgium have their tails up.