Aaron Ramsey doesn't give up and does well to steal the ball off Jose Gaya. He continues into the box but can't pick out a teammate amid an area full of Spanish bodies.

David Brooks then has a shot from outside the area following the resulting free-kick before Tom Lawrence hits a decent volley from a wide angle which is saved well by Kepa.

Rodrigo, who has just come on for Spain, tries to get onto the end of a cross from Jose Gaya but it's cut-out well by a Welsh defender.

Spain aren't done yet. They want more goals!

Alvaro Morata just can't seem to get things right at the moment. He runs across the top of the box and tries to slip it in for Iago Aspas but ends up overcooking the pass and it fizzes out for a goal kick.

Scotland are now trailing despite taking the lead before half-time and they are down to 10 men.

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Tom Lawrence does really well and manages to get to the byline but he's crowded out as he tries to cut-it back towards the six-yard box.

That got the Welsh supporters up on their feet though.

Spain have the ball in the back of the net again but this time Iago Aspas' effort is ruled out for off-side.

That was tight! I reckon he was on when he slipped in on the right...

Aaron Ramsey turns on the style a little. He flicks the ball inside his legs and skips away in midfield but his diagonal through-ball for David Brooks is too heavy.

It receives a rare cheer from the supporters and they start singing the national anthem immediately afterwards.

Any sign of a France comeback? It had been all bluster from Didier Deschamps' men until Antoine Griezmann's header was wonderfully stopped by Iceland keeper Hannes Halldorsson.

Griezmann was teed up by Ousmane Dembele, who stuck the afterburners on his boots at the break and is starting to torment the away defence with his pace now.

Kylian Mbappe is warming up on the sideline...

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a fantastic header from Marc Bartra but really sloppy marking from Wales.

Bartra gets away from substitute James Chester and goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey had no chance.

Really poor marking again from Wales.

The Spanish commentator behind me is enjoying that one.

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Iago Aspas is on for Spain. Paco Alcacer won't get a chance to score a hat-trick.

Hang on...

Wales storm forward as Aaron Ramsey does well to beat a player out on the right. It's cut back for Sam Vokes by David Brooks in the box but his shot from close-range is blocked in the nick of time.

That was their best chance of the night!

The atmosphere has gone a bit flat.

Wales are not threatening at all - barely getting a hold of the ball - while Spain seem to have to taken their foot off the gas a little.

Rodri decides to have a pop from distance but it's an easy pick-up for Wayne Hennessey.

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David Brooks has room to sprint down the right and Wales sense a rare opportunity to attack.

They send five players up but it breaks down quickly and they have to run back into position sharpish to prevent a counter-attack.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales have set a certain standard over the last few years but they have not lived up to that tonight.

It has been really disappointing.

Jose Gaya sends another dangerous cross into the box but Alvaro Morata heads it wide. The Chelsea striker is frustrated with himself and slams the ground as he climbs back to his feet.

Game over? Portugal have extended their lead through Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva - and it is a beauty!

Silva picks up the ball on the right, about 40 yards from goal and runs. And runs. He cuts inside on his left foot, shuffling across the 18-yard line before pinging a low shot inside the post.

Stunning stuff.

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Wales' Joe Allen is replaced by Matt Smith, while Tom Lawrence comes on in place of Declan John.

Ben Davies is the final substitution as Jazz Richards also comes on.

Spain bring on Wolves' Jonny for his international debut as Cesar Azpilicueta's night comes to an end.

Sam Vokes finds some rare space down the left but there aren't too many options in the middle so he turns back.

Eventually the ball finds its way to Aaron Ramsey, who is a long way out from goal but is urged to shoot by the supporters.

He does, trying to take advantage of the space in front of him, but his shot is comfortably saved by Kepa.

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