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Wales 1-1 Northern Ireland
A real spring in the Welsh step now. Suddenly looking the better side as Tasha Harding threatens from a good cross from the right.
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
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GOAL - Wales 1-1 Northern Irelandpublished at 22 mins
Emma Jones
Wales level! And it's a bit of a fluke. They all count.
Angharad James shoots from the edge of the area, it hits team-mate Emma Jones on the back and flies into the net. No chance for NI keeper Emma Higgins.
Image source, PA MediaCLOSE!published at 21 mins
Wales 0-1 Northern Ireland
Strike! Wales stand off Rachel Furness and she shoots left-footed from 25 yards, Wales keeper Laura O'Sullivan almost lets it through her grasp but just about scoops it up.
'We have to keep working on the basics'published at 19:24 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Norway 2-1 England
Media caption, Highlights: Norway 2-1 England
England boss Phil Neville: "It is frustrating. Both games have been frustrating. I would never criticise anyone for trying to do the right thing but we got punished.
"We have to keep working on the basics. Our defending especially in the first half was much better but the fundamental basics of football of passing to each other I thought was sloppy."
Concerned about conceding set pieces? "It is a concern because we work hard on it. We do a lot of defending and attacking set plays and it is basically a ball that is coming into the box that you have to throw your head at it. You have to want to head the ball and it is disappointing to concede and a game I always thought we were comfortable we have ended up losing."
Postpublished at 19:23 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
We've just heard from Phil Neville...
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Wales 0-1 Northern Ireland
The visitors still on top, although Natasha Harding does go close with a shot which loops over the top. Good ball through by Kayleigh Green.
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Wales 0-1 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland continue to dictate the play. They have started superbly as Lauren Wade again finds space down the left. Doesn't come to anything on this occasion.
Bright start from the visitorspublished at 19:17 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales 0-1 Northern Ireland
Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney ParadeWales are not used to starting matches as the favourites and they seem nervous here at Rodney Parade where the visitors are on top.
All to do for Wales.
GOAL - Wales 0-1 Northern Irelandpublished at 10 mins
Simone Magill
It's been coming!
Northern Ireland take the lead, a shock lead, but it's deserved on the balance of play. Wales don't deal with a corner, Sarah McFadden nods it back into the danger zone and Simone Magill is cool as you like to nod the ball down into the far corner.
Image source, Getty ImagesICYMIpublished at 19:15 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
A cracking goal but some rudimentary errors let England down in Bergen.
Media caption, Highlights: Norway 2-1 England
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Wales 0-0 Northern Ireland
Panic stations in the Wales defence as Lauren Wade's free-kick causes all sorts of grief but the hosts just about scramble it away.
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England's women have completely stalled as a team. They look like a team trying to do everything and actually achieving nothing.
Mark B
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Wales 0-0 Northern Ireland
You're in!
The Wales defence parts like the sea to allow Lauren Wade a clear run on goal. She's always a bit wide on the left of the area to be honest though and her low shot lacks conviction and is an easy enough save for Laura O'Sullivan.
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Wales 0-0 Northern Ireland
Kayleigh Green is almost in on goal straight away for Wales but Ashley Hutton is across well to clear her lines.
KICK-OFFpublished at 1 min
Wales 0-0 Northern Ireland
And we're off!
Ton up for Huttonpublished at 19:03 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Wales v Northern Ireland (19:05 BST)
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Kick-off 19:05 BST
Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney ParadeWales have named an unchanged line-up for this match described by Wales boss Jayne Ludlow as "a battle of Britain," after their 6-0 win in the Faroe Islands.
Northern Ireland make three changes to the side thrashed at home by Norway, with goalkeeper Emma Higgins replacing Jacqueline Burns.
Wales: O'Sullivan, Dykes, G Evans, Ingle, Roberts; Hughes, Ladd, James, Harding; E Jones, Green
Northern Ireland: Higgins, Newborough, Hutton, McFadden, Nelson, Vance; Holdaway, Wade, Furness, Bell; Magill
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Wales v Northern Ireland (19:05 BST)
I'll bring you the reaction from the England camp once we get it - but tonight's qualifier is about to get under way in Newport...
The winnerpublished at 18:59 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
A catalogue of errors.
Media caption, Hansen punishes Bright mistake to score late winner
Postpublished at 18:58 British Summer Time 3 September 2019
Phil Neville is having a debrief with his players out in the middle. He doesn't look too pleased.