Credit where it's due, Trinidad coach Dennis Lawrence - back at his former club - has his visiting side very well organised.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

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Ryan Giggs would've liked an early goal and the longer it goes, the more the opposition gains confidence. For these young players an early goal would've been nice, but Wales are not doing enough.

A great stop by Serbia goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic to keep his side ahead against Germany!

Timo Werner again has the chance to make the difference but Dmitrovic does just enough to keep the hosts at bay.

Great goalkeeping.

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I'm sure that's the reason, Dafydd...

Wales are building play nicely as we stroll towards the end of the first half, but they're lacking quality in the final third.

That's what the crowd are waiting for...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Racecourse

The Prime Minister's statement has been delayed until 20:30, presumably so she can watch the rest of this gripping first half.

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Leroy Sane is shouting for a penalty in Wolfsburg, but his protests are quickly dismissed by the referee.

Joachim Low's side are having plenty of possession but they're still struggling to find a way through against a solid Serbia side.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

This Trinidad team are athletic and quick but poor technically.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Racecourse

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Ryan Hedges plays his club football for Barnsley in League One but he's arguably been the best player on the pitch so far.

A rare bright spark in what has been a forgettable start to this friendly.

Wales need to do things much quicker if they're going to break down this Trinidad side.

When they do, they usually create a half-chance, and it's Will Vaulks this time who takes his chance to shoot from the edge of the area.

It falls for a corner to the home side, which eventually produces the best bit of play of the match so far as Lee Evans and George Thomas combine neatly on the edge of the area.

That's much better from the hosts.

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Meanwhile, Timo Werner has let a chance to equalise go begging for Joachim Low's side in Germany.

Manchester City's Leroy Sane threads a great ball through to the RB Leipzig striker who bursts into the penalty area, but his weak shot is blocked by the Serbian goalkeeper.

A chance for Ben Woodburn but he fails to take advantage of it!

Will Vaulks whips in a cross from the left and picks out Woodburn just a few yards out from goal.

But the 19-year-old's header is weak and easily dealt with...

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Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

It's looking like a bunch of players that have been thrown together, not knowing when to pass it.

A lot of these players we're seeing tonight have been impact players coming off the bench so it is a lot different for them.

I don't think the shape of the side is right and I don't think Ryan Giggs will be happy.

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It's still goalless in Wrexham, where Wales are now playing at a very relaxed pace.

They do look a threat on the break though, and Barnsley's Ryan Hedges is able to fire a shot at the Trinidad goal but it's fairly straightforward in the end for Marvin Phillip.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Wales should have the technical edge over Trinidad but at the moment too many passes are going astray.

Trinidad & Tobago have their first effort of the night as they continue to grow into the game.

Wales will be happy if they're kept to efforts from that sort of range however, and Danny Ward is untroubled.

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Meanwhile, in Wolfsburg, Joachim Low's new-look Germany are dominating in the opening exchanges against Serbia.

It's a big night for Die Mannschaft, and we'll bring you updates of all the key moments.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

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It has been a good start from Wales, they have been on the front foot putting this Trinidad team under pressure.

But this Trinidad team look big and imposing so it will be a good test for Wales to see if they can break them down.

The visitors are relaxing into the contest now and keeping the ball well, but Wales are pressing high and are allowing their opponents very little time in possession.

A positive start from both sides!

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