The crowd think Aaron Ramsey is clear on goal. Aaron ramsey thinks Aaron Ramsey is clear on goal. He chips the keeper and hits the bar, but the whistle had long gone for a foul on an Austrian player that set up the break.

Ian Brown
BBC football commentator at Cardiff City Stadium

Prodl injured his leg picking up that yellow card for a foul on Vokes. Can Wales capitalise on any nerves by his 18-year-old replacement Kevin Danso?

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Sebastian Prodl hurt himself in fouling Vokes to pick up the yellow card. He has to depart to be replaced by Kevin Danso.

What a flick from Bale! The Welsh forward uses his heel to turn the ball into the path of Ben Davies on the edge of the box, but the full-back's touch lets him down and Austria's keeper claims.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Chris Coleman is fuming in the technical area, yelling at his players to get tighter. Wales are letting Austria keep the ball at will, it's like a training session for the visitors.

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Sebastian Prodl is the first man into the book for a foul on Sam Vokes as the Wales striker turned on halfway.

James Chester follows him for an earlier foul on Arnautovic.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Cardiff City Stadium

Austrian alert!

Looks like a few of them have managed to acquire tickets among the home crowd. They've hardly being discreet about their presence; every time Austria get a corner up they pop with their arms, mohicans and flags.

Austria are dominating the midfield battle. They are stronger, quicker, sharper.

They win the ball and set up another attack that is patiently crafted and ends with David Alaba's shot being blocked.

Shot from range. Wide.

Stefan Ilsanker takes the wrong decision to end another Austria attack.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Marko Arnautovic is an unpredictable player, to put it mildly.

He is as likely to sulk in the corner as he is to score a screamer and, worryingly for Wales, it looks like the West Ham man is in the mood tonight.

He's finding plenty of space around the Welsh penalty area and it looks like it's the Arnautovic who scored twice for Austria against Wales last October - and not the Arnautovic who got sent off at Southampton - who's turned up in Cardiff.

It is not sticking up front for Wales. Bale is isolated, Vokes even more so.

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John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

Hennessey had to come as it looked like Arnautovic was winning the foot race. The Wales keeper has done well in the end.

Vokes and Bale provide a significant aerial threat. The two both go for the same Jazz Richards cross but the former gets right underneath it and can't threaten goal.

Austria go straight down the other end and draw home keeper Wayne Hennessey way out of his box to close down an attacker. He is fortunate just to concede a corner, which comes to nothing.

Ian Brown
BBC football commentator at Cardiff City Stadium

Gareth Bale cannot get into the game.

Well, Wales had a five-minute burst at the start of the game. But Austria have taken control of this since.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker at Cardiff City Stadium

That's a massive tackle by Edwards - if he gets that wrong then it's a penalty to Austria.

Arnautovic is looking dangerous, whipping those balls across the box.

Patient stuff in midfield from Austria, who look to work an opening through the middle. Wales aren't having any of that, though, and converge to crowd out Martin Harnik.

The away side come again, though, and after a superb tackle from Dave Edwards to head off one movement, Arnautovic is again found in space wide left. His low cross is deflected just wide of the far post by the boot of James Chester. Wales regroup to deal with the resulting corner.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Cardiff City Stadium

There's a real tribal feel to this one in the stands. As soon as the Welsh anthem finished the noise continued to the beat of a drum with voices full of pride, passion, heart and hwyl. Cries of 'Wales, Wales' ring around a sellout stadium in these early stages - a fantastic atmosphere and noise.

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Austria starting to show now why they were considered one of the dark horses for Euro 2016. They are moving the ball nicely and Arnautovic is finding a lot of space down the left.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

There is old-fashioned centre-forward play, and then there is the big lad himself Sam Vokes chesting the ball down for Aaron Ramsey, who shoots narrowly over.

It's been a lively start to this game, and it's been open, just as Chris Coleman promised.