Ben Woodburn is making quite the name for himself here. His run down the right is incisive but his low pull-back is hacked away from Hal Robson-Kanu.

The Wales fans have decided the Liverpool teenager is "super". They've got a point.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

I think Lainer just stood his ground there.

Huge shouts for a penalty as Gareth Bale is nudged away from a long ball into the box by Stefan Lainer. Referee waves play on. Three minutes and counting.

Wales are five minutes away from a crucial win.

The ball is down in the Austria half, where it needs to be for as much of the remaining time as possible.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Wales have got to be streetwise now. There is a lot of experience out there, having been to the semi-finals of the Euros, but they've not been good at seeing games out recently.

Dave Sommerville: He can't vote or buy alcohol but Ben Woodburn might just have saved Wales' World Cup campaign.

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Having just sent on Michael Gregoritsch for Marcel Sabitzer, Austria use their final change to throw in another forward, Marc Janko, for Martin Harnik. They have three up top now.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

What an atmosphere in here. The crowd are rocking. It's a sign of a good team that you can turn things around like this at half-time.

The Woodburn goal gets better every time you see it. Some strike. Especially for a 17-year-old on debut.

Ashley Williams, take a bow!

Marko Arnautovic cuts away from his man in the box and fires a shot from the left that is bound for the goal until Wales' captain get his head in to block.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Cardiff City Stadium

Ooooooooooof. Almost sixty four thousand arms have been punched in relief and celebration. Brass horns and roars of 'Wales, Wales' have well and truly been unleashed on the Austrians who are being drowned out by this theatre of noise.

We're even being treated to a trumpet version of 'Just can't get enough...' It's that kind of night.

The place is rocking now.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Incredible stuff from Woodburn - I think it's basically his first touch. What a strike! What an impact! Can Wales hang on?

Ian Brown
BBC football commentator at Cardiff City Stadium

The 17-year-old on his debut has scored a potentially golden goal. What a future this young man might have in national colours. I'm amazed he was put on - a teenager in this cauldron of noise. But what a strike!

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Liverpool's 17-year-old attacking midfielder Ben Woodburn is coming on for his international debut, with Wales needing a goal to realistically keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup.

No pressure.

Panic over. Bale is running again.

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This is a worry for Wales. Bale is limping following a heavy tackle on the touchline.

Wales play all their cards. Sam Vokes and Tom Lawrence off, Hal Robson-Kanu and Ben Woodburn on.

It is a debut for 17-year-old Liverpool forward Woodburn.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Brilliant work from Gareth Bale, getting back and getting a toe in. My heart is pumping a bit.