YELLOW CARDpublished at 75 mins
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
James McClean is too heavy with a tackle and goes into the book. He'll miss Ireland's next match.
Robson-Kanu header, Ramsey from 18 yards
FT: Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
Kolarov with left-foot strike, Maksimovic sent off
Group D - Serbia 18 points, Wales 14 points, Republic 13 points
Only group winner automatically qualifies - second could secure play-off place
Phil Dawkes
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
James McClean is too heavy with a tackle and goes into the book. He'll miss Ireland's next match.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
A change for each side. Ireland chuck on winger Callum O'Dowda for Stephen Ward, while Serbia replace Filip Kostic with Stefan Mitrovic.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
John Hartson
Former Wales striker in Chisinau
This is constant, constant pressure from Wales, they just need a little break, a bounce of a ball, anything to get the elusive goal.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Chaos at the back for Moldova. The home keeper dives out unnecessarily to meet a cross from the left and the ball deflects between him and one of his own defenders. It leads to a mad scramble to hack clear.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
After a rather considerable delay Robbie Brady hits the free-kick, which he frustratingly drives straight into the wall.
Seconds later he is booked for a dubious foul on Aleksandar Mitrovic and will miss the next game.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Sam Vokes is on for Andy King. And he goes close for Wales. Ben Woodburn is the creative force with a flick that releases Ben Davies down the left. His low cross is cut out and put behind for a corner that the big striker meets and heads wide.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
Nikola Maksimovic gets this all wrong - scything down Daryl Murphy, who is through on goal but outside the penalty area. About 25 yards from goal - the Republic have a free-kick....
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
The Republic of Ireland have never lost a competitive match in Dublin under Martin O'Neill.....that record is under increasing peril.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
You can feel the nerves starting to grip some Wales players. Mistakes are creeping in. Fear of failure starting to dictate.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
The Republic need to summon up a response or their World Cup qualification hopes are going to be left in serious peril.
Martin O'Neill has played his first card by introducing big Daryl Murphy for Hoolahan.
The Norwich 35-year-old has been excellent tonight but he was always unlikely to last the full 90 and a bit minutes.
A second of the game for Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas too.
Spain now 7-0 up on Liechtenstein.
A second for Everton's Gylfi Sigurdsson too as Iceland lead Ukraine 2-0.
25 minutes left.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Almost a disaster for Wales. Ashley Williams pulls out of tackle, allowing Gheorghe Anton to run in on Wayne Hennessey. Out comes the Wales keeper and it is enough to put off the Moldovan, whose poked effort dribbles wide via a deflection.
From the resulting corner, Radu Ginsari rises but heads over.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Chisinau
It has now been more than four minutes since Ben Woodburn came on and the 17-year-old still hasn't scored.
The Liverpool youngster has let his standards drop since Saturday.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
John Hartson
Former Wales striker in Chisinau
Will Chris Coleman throw Sam Vokes on too?
They will then have Hal Robson-Kanu on as well, allowing Wales to go a little more direct.
Republic of Ireland 0-1 Serbia
Striker for midfielder. Daryl Murphy replaces Wes Hoolahan for the Republic of Ireland. Wind, meet caution.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Ben Woodburn tries to pick out Hal Robson-Kanu in the box but his chipped cross floats agonisingly ahead of his fellow striker.
Moldova 0-0 Wales
Here comes Ben Woodburn.
The Liverpool teenager replaces Tom Lawrence.
Can lightning strike twice?
Over the boundary...and six.
Chelsea's £60m man Alvaro Morata has netted his second of the game for Spain and they now lead Liechtenstein 6-0.
Still 35 minutes remaining in that game.
Meanwhile, Iceland have hopped above Ukraine into second place in Group I. Everton midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson the goalscorer for the hosts.
So Group D as is stands looks like this...
Serbia - 18 points
Republic of Ireland - 13 points
Wales - 12 points
In other words, looking good for Serbia.
Aleksandar Kolarov
Disaster for the Republic!
Former Manchester City defender Aleksandar Kolarov silences the Aviva Stadium by charging down the left and into the box to collect a Filip Kostic pass and hammer a shot in off the bar.
Martin O'Neill's men have their work cut out now.