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Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
NI send on Marissa Callaghan for Megan Bell.
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
Live Reporting
Tom Rostance
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Postpublished at 59 mins
59 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Speculative - Kayleigh Green tries her luck from 25+ yards but it's always slicing well wide of goal. Wales pushing hard for a winner here.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 56 mins
56 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
A change for Northern Ireland - Rebecca McKenna comes on in place of Freya Holdaway, who needs a bit of help to limp off the field.
CLOSE!published at 54 mins
54 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
And now a great chance for Northern Ireland! I'm not sure how left-back Demi Vance ends up in the centre-forward's position but her finish shows that it wasn't the best call.
Sliced, and over the bar. All opening up now.
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54 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Good pressure from the hosts leads to a chance for Elise Hughes - but she can't keep her shot on target and it flies over the top.
Postpublished at 51 mins
51 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Corner to Wales. Who have started well. Cleared.
Postpublished at 48 mins
48 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Simone Magill limps away from that challenge and needs a bit of treatment, but she's going to be OK. Gemma Evans' delivery is a good one and Northern Ireland scramble it away.
Postpublished at 47 mins
47 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Wales come out of the traps strongly, and win a free-kick after a 50/50 between Simone Magill and Sophie Ingle. Load up the box!
KICK-OFFpublished at 45 mins
45 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
And away we go again! A draw isn't really good enough for either side.
Postpublished at 20:04 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
20:04 BST 3 September 2019Here come the sides...
Postpublished at 20:00 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
20:00 BST 3 September 2019Media caption, Phil Neville: 'My focus is England' - Phil Neville dismisses USA rumour
And on the subject of England, boss Phil Neville was asked about a reported link to the USA job.
"There has been no approach. My focus is on us winning a gold medal at the Olympics," he said.
"It is flattering because it means you are doing a good job but my focus is England. I love this job and we have a big job to do. We can see from the last two games that the work is still in progress and we have a long way to go."
Highlights: Norway 2-1 Englandpublished at 19:56 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
19:56 BST 3 September 2019Media caption, Highlights: Norway 2-1 England
A little earlier England were undone by a late Norway winner in a friendly in Bergen.
Watch the highlights above.
HALF-TIMEpublished at 19:54 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
19:54 BST 3 September 2019Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
And that's the first half done. Plenty for Northern Ireland to be pleased about.
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45 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
NI goalscorer Simone Magill tries her luck from 25 yards - well grabbed by Wales keeper Laura O'Sullivan.
Postpublished at 41 mins
41 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Wales now building pressure, Rhiannon Roberts whips in a fine ball from the right and Kayleigh Green is close to meeting it.
CLOSE!published at 37 mins
37 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Similar to the goal England conceded from a corner - Wales pump the ball in under the bar and Emma Jones heads over under pressure. NI keeper Emma Higgins was nowhere.
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35 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Patient build-up from the visitors, with goalscorer Simone Magill at the heart of it. No end product to speak of though.
Postpublished at 31 mins
31 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Ebb and flow, both sides look dangerous on the ball. Kayleigh Green almost plays through for Wales but Sarah McFadden makes a good challenge.
Emma Jones scores by accidentpublished at 19:33 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
19:33 BST 3 September 2019Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney ParadeEmma Jones opened her account for Wales in the Faroe Islands with a beautiful left foot finish, a goal of artistry and poise.
Her second goal, let's be honest, she knew nothing about as Angharad James' speculative effort hit her and totally wrong-footed the goalkeeper.
Wales have been poor, but that's a huge slice of luck to get them back into the game. All to play for in Newport.
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27 minsWales 1-1 Northern Ireland
Wales have had a strong five minutes or so but one ball down the middle threatens to unlock their defence, Lauren Wade is on to it but Laura O'Sullivan sweeps up well.