Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Baku

Real Madrid's Gareth Bale crossing for Wigan Athletic's Kieffer Moore, Chelsea's Ethan Ampadu combining with Lincoln City's Joe Morrell.

There's something very enjoyable about the club diversity of this Wales side.

This game is more entertaining than I had expected. Azerbaijan half-clear and Connor Roberts' 25-yard swerving blaster is tipped over the bar by the keeper.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

That's more like the Bale we know. When the cross comes in Moore is not on the move and can't generate power - so he has to shift into a position where he can attack the ball better.

Brilliant skill by Gareth Bale on the right wing to nutmeg a defender and his cross finds Kieffer Moore, who has another header saved by the keeper.

Moore is such a threat in the air.

This game has suddenly become end to end. Azerbaijan immediately counter and Araz Abdullayev's shot is saved by Wayne Hennessey at his near post.

Another Kieffer Moore header from a corner, but this time he's under pressure and it's from near the edge of the box so keeper Emil Balayev saves.

Azerbaijan's first chance as captain Gara Garayev shoots wide from 25 yards.Chris Mepham headed away a cross but it was directly to Garayev, who had time to get his shot away.

Good defending by Ethan Ampadu and his glorious head of hair as he tracks a runner and wins his side a goal-kick.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Baku

We're right on top of the action in the press box here - think Loftus Road on an even smaller scale.

It's such a compact little ground, you can hear the players calling to each other and dictating play.

The loudest voice is Ethan Ampadu. Despite still being only 19, the Chelsea player is not afraid to boss his more senior team-mates about.

Azerbaijan's Dmitri Nazarov is flagged offside, although I don't think he should have been. No VAR in the Euro qualifiers.

Thorgan Hazard has just given Belgium the lead against Russia. They're looking good for a top seeding at Euro 2020.

Spanish media called Gareth Bale being fit for his country this week the 'Miracle in Wales'.

He has not been fit to play for Real Madrid in over a month but played both of Wales' qualifiers last month and then again today.

Wales go for the second goal which would ease some of the nerves. Harry Wilson tries to find Gareth Bale but his pass is cut out.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Baku

Kieffer Moore has made a big impression since making his Wales debut only back in September.

Ryan Giggs' side have often lacked a focal point in attack, and the towering Wigan striker certainly provides one, impressing against Slovakia and Croatia last month.

That was a classic big centre-forward's finish.

Wales midfielder Ethan Ampadu is a bit rusty - he's represented his country more often than his club, RB Leipzig, this season.

He's late with his tackle on Dmitri Nazarov and ends up getting booked.

That's two goals in four Wales caps for Kieffer Moore. The Torquay-born 27-year-old only made his debut for Wales at any level earlier this year.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Kieffer Moore has taken about two players into the net here. This is a very powerful man and when he wants to win something he's not going to lose it. He's launched himself at the ball. A great start.

Kieffer Moore revealed recently he could have been forced to retire after fracturing his skull playing for Barnsley earlier this year.

The 6ft 5in 27-year-old says his temporal bone was fractured in the airborne collision at Gillingham in League One, back in February.

"I had blood streaming out of my ears. It was quite graphic," said Moore, now at Wigan.

"I didn't have an operation, but I had a CT scan and multiple other scans and they determined the outcome."

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