What a save to keep Wales ahead! That should be offside surely but the flag stays down, Adam Szalai shoots low, Wayne Hennessey does brilliantly to keep it out and he's on his feet fast to foil Roland Sallai on the follow-up too.

Great stop.

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What a counter! Hungary get into the Wales area, a good tackle comes in and the men in red spring away. Daniel James is the initial ball carrier, Aaron Ramsey helps it on to Gareth Bale on the right. His cross on the run is superb, met by Kieffer Moore and he should score...

but heads wide!

Wales have some defending to do for the first real time. A free-kick is bent in from the left and that's a fine effort from Botond Barath, he heads it from nearly 18 yards out and it flies just wide. Some nut on that.

Harsh on Kieffer Moore who is pinged for jumping into a defender. He's got to be allowed to challenge for those ref.

Wales have a genuinely exciting frontline out there. Aaron Ramsey does well to get the ball out to Daniel James on the left, he is able to jag inside a challenge, and another, and then get a shot away but it's blocked down.

The 'please don't take me home...' chant is out. You've not departed yet!

It was fun while it lasted. Former West Brom sub Serge Gnabry has scored once again, turning to fire home.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Wales fans in the Canton Stand - opposite the goal where Aaron Ramsey scored - are chanting Kieffer Moore's name.

They do know it was Ramsey who scored, right? Or maybe they're attributing his heading skills to Moore's influence?

Either way, the Wales fans here are beside themselves with excitement.

Aaron Ramsey has as many Wales goals as John Charles (15). He's into joint 10th place on the list.

Wales are 70-odd minutes away from a third major tournament. Hungary need to score twice. Could be set up for a fine game now.

Dan James on his motorbike for the first time, just clicks it into gear and motors away down the right. He looks up, finds Gareth Bale wide right, who cuts inside and shoots but it's straight at Peter Gulacsi.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Kieffer Moore has had such a big impact on this Wales side since making his debut in September that Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey seem to be trying to copy the towering Wigan striker by playing as target men.

Wales have started this match in very direct fashion, launching long balls forward as soon as possible as they try and get behind the Hungarian defence.

You're still thinking about the Poch news aren't you? Me too.

Wales are building up a bit of a head of steam, Gareth Bale down the right this time but it's well cleared.

Remember, Wales qualify with a win. As do Hungary. Plenty at stake.

Gareth Bale is down holding his leg, not what Wales fans want to see, but the star man is OK. A knee to the hamstring I think. Painful on a cold old night.

And what a strike that is! Michael Smith nonchalantly drills in from 25 yards!

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Can’t imagine there’s more than 10,000 at Hampden. Not a surprise and reflective of the apathy out there. Chilling for the SFA.

Gareth Bale tracks back to win a tackle and sets Aaron Ramsey away down the right, get it in to the big man! But nope. Wales throw. Good tempo.