Is there anything Gareth Bale can't do?!

Martin Harnik runs into the box and looks to be about to side-foot Austria into the lead until a sliding tackle from the Real Madrid player halts him. Brilliant.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Oh! The keeper has saved it! He's tipped it around the post. How has the linesman missed it? I saw it.

More home anger.

Aaron Ramsey is adamant he should have a corner as a result of a fingertip save to divert his shot from range wide of the post. He's right as well.

Meanwhile, Marcel Sabitzer is still wobbling around the pitch groggily, courtesy of a body-check from Ashley Williams on the edge of the Wales box a few minutes previous.

Just signs that the game could get a bit tetchy. There are boos from the stands and arms in the air from the Wales players as Austria keeper Heinz Lindner steals some yards before taking an age to take a free-kick.

Rubbish corner. David Alaba hits it to the one Welsh player stood on his own in the box. The clearance is a simple one to make.

The Austria threat remains.

Marko Arnautovic finds the overlapping Martin Hinteregger but his low ball is cut out for a corner.

Oohs and aahs as Austria's Martin Hinteregger volleys a cross from the left that runs past a host of home and away players. Nobody gets a touch. If they had, it could easily have led to the deadlock being broken.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Cardiff City Stadium

Well that's just cranked up the volume a little bit more provoking cries of 'Wales, Wales...' It's a red-hot cauldron of noise as the sellout crowd desperately urge their nation on.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

This game has been slipping away from Wales but a combination of Chris Coleman's half-time change - Andy King replacing Jazz Richards and a switch in system - and Gareth Bale's powerful long-range effort has really lifted the atmosphere in Cardiff.

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Ian Brown
BBC football commentator at Cardiff City Stadium

Oh it's a screaming effort, turned away by the keeper at full-stretch.

That's more like it from Gareth Bale.

Bale goes close!

The forward gathers the ball 25 yards out and curls a shot with his left foot that Heinz Lindner has to dive to palm away.

Wales are more of a presence in the game now. They are not allowing Austria to dictate tempo.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

If there is such a thing as hitting it too well - Ramsey hit that too well.

The Wales players have hands on heads and with good reason.

Gareth Bale chips a free-kick into the box that falls for Aaron Ramsey on the penalty spot, but his goalbound shot hammers into an Austrian player, preventing it finding the net.

That was travelling.

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More good purpose from Lawrence, who drives into the box, past a couple of challenges, but is halted by a third. It gets the crowd going.

Richard: There's not a Welsh shirt within 100 miles of David Alaba. Dave Edwards needs to stand next to him for the rest of this game.

Like the first half, Wales have started well. Ben Davies slightly over-hits his pass, which is designed to find the run of Tom Lawrence into the box but allows an Austrian defender to come over and clear.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Vokes did well in that first half but was really isolated. Wales now have enough bodies to defend better but can also have more up there to help the striker too.

Half-chance for the home side. The ball is swung in from the right but steered wide by the head of Aaron Ramsey.

The second half is under way and Wales have made a change. Andy King is on, replacing Jazz Richards.

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