Postpublished at 21:09 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
It was all abit silly, but that's football.
See you all on Thursday night for some Euro qualifiers?
Summary
Wales v Northern Ireland in Euro qualifier
Watch on BBC Two Wales or online (including Welsh commentary option)
Magill heads in for NI opener, James shot deflects off E Jones for equaliser
K Green heads in at back post for Welsh lead, but Hutton's injury-time header snatches draw
England beaten 2-1 in Norway after taking lead
Postpublished at 21:09 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
'It was a bit silly'published at 21:07 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales goalscorer Kayleigh Green on BBC Two Wales: "Disappointment. It wasn't good enough today. If you give someone an inch they take a mile. It's something we have to build on.
"Football is a funny game but you have to keep going until the last whistle. I gave away a free-kick which was a bit silly but we didn't defend it. Will it happen again? No it won't."
'Wales have made life harder'published at 21:04 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales' all-time record cap holder Jess Fishlock on BBC Two Wales: "To concede a goal like that with the last kick of the game is just game management. They will feel like it's a loss not a draw. They've just made their qualifying campaign 10 times harder. You have to go and win in Belarus and you have to go and win in Northern Ireland."
'We threw the sink at it'published at 21:03 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Northern Ireland captain Ashley Hutton: "We just attacked it with everything, it came off the bar and the keeper wasn't there. I'm ecstatic, we put in a real shift.
"We dominated for most of the game, we deserved that, It was an incredible performance from Northern Ireland, we threw the sink at it."
'Our girls were outstanding'published at 20:58 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales 2-2 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels: "We didn't salvage a point, we lost two points. Wales haven't got one player from the Welsh league and we had seven players from the Irish domestic league. I'm really proud of the girls.
"Wales are a better team, but we were the better team on the night and we deserved a point, at least. Our girls were outstanding. We have drawn against a fantastic football team.
"Let's build some momentum from that."
FULL-TIMEpublished at 20:56 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales 2-2 Northern Ireland
DRAMA.
GOAL - Wales 2-2 Northern Irelandpublished at 90+4 mins
Ashley Hutton
Image source, Getty ImagesREWRITE!
What drama in Newport! It's a howler from Wales keeper Laura O'Sullivan too. A long free-kick is pumped under the bar, she can only push it against the bar - Pickford v Liverpool style - and NI skipper Ashley Hutton is on hand to head in, Divock Origi style!
On her 100th cap too.
Encouraging for Northern Irelandpublished at 20:54 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney ParadeWales are 27 places above Northern Ireland in the world rankings, though you would never have known it from watching this game.
They might be on the verge of a defeat, but new boss Kenneth Shiels will be seriously encouraged by this performance.
Wales have 13 WSL players in their squad, but this has been an extremely even game.
Postpublished at 90 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Into added time...
Postpublished at 87 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Wales happy to run the ball into the corner, kill the clock.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 84 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland collecting some bookings now as Sarah McFadden skis into the legs of a Wales midfielder. Booked.
And now Wales left-back Gemma Evans is booked. The referee is on one.
HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 81 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Ajax are 10 minutes away from a win here in Newport. But Northern Ireland are still in this - What an effort!
Marissa Callaghan lines up a shot from 25 yards and smashes it against the bar!
Wales playing with freedompublished at 20:40 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney ParadeWales might take inspiration from Chris Coleman's men's side that reached the semi-final of Euro 2016, but they play with a freedom that Coleman's charges never had.
Not only does captain Sophie Ingle roam out of defence like a Libero, linking to the midfield, but fellow defender Rhiannon Roberts has got in on the act now as well.
She has switched mid-match from central defence to right midfield and her outstanding cross created Wales' second goal.
Wales women are basically Ajax.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 75 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Another yellow, as Rachel Newborough slides through the back of Wales sub Megan Wynne. No prisoners.
Postpublished at 73 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
Can Wales see it out from here?
Postpublished at 71 mins
Wales 2-1 Northern Ireland
A Wales player got cramp while celebrating that goal. Killer.
GOAL - Wales 2-1 Northern Irelandpublished at 70 mins
Kayleigh Green
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's in there! It had been coming too. Kayleigh Green just wanted it, attacking a cross from Rhiannon Roberts to head in from just a few yards out.
Northern Ireland right-back Rachel Newborough didn't get off the ground. Attack it!
Postpublished at 69 mins
Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Very decent centre-forward play from Kayleigh Green. Backs into the defender, swivels and fires wide.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 66 mins
Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Wales are knocking on the door now. Jayne Ludlow wants the three points here. Forward Megan Wynne is on for goalscorer Emma Jones.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 62 mins
Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
One tasty challenge, two tasty challenges, three tasty challenges - a booking.
Lauren Wade of Northern Ireland goes into the boox, the last domino in the run.