Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

If you are Wales, you will be feeling you got out of jail a bit.

There was one moment of magic from Kieffer Moore, a great run and header, but they need to do far better keeping the ball, pressing the ball and frankly, set-pieces against, they were all over the place.

There is a lot to work on.

A big mention for Danny Ward. I thought he was magnificent. But Wales' big-name players didn't really show up enough apart from Joe Allen.

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Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One

I thought Kieffer Moore played really well. He had rations to be honest. But you only need one decent ball into the box and when you have someone with that aerial ability you would back him to score.

I thought that the Shaqiri substitution changed the game in our favour. Once he went off we got on the ball a lot more.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

There are so many parts of the game where Wales are going to have to improve.

The positive they can take is that they have not been at their best and they are coming off the park with a result.

All over in Baku.

A very, very good point for Wales in a game Switzerland dominated.

Gareth Bale wins Wales a very, very late corner.

They couldn't, could they?

Danny Ward claims the ball.

One minute remaining.

Another corner for Switzerland.

Ethan Ampadu for Aaron Ramsey.

Wales are playing for a point now.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

What a save. Danny Ward did not know that was offside. Robert Page went with Danny Ward and he has been Wales' best player.

What a save!

Mario Gavranovic's effort is brilliantly tipped behind by Danny Ward.

It wouldn't have counted, but Ward didn't know that.

He's been outstanding.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

I'm not sure why Joe Allen is marking Breel Embolo. He is one of the smallest players on the pitch. This is tense.

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Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

We are going to have to look at these set-pieces.

He is not the tallest of players, Embolo, but he is manhandling Joe Allen this time.

Five minutes to be added on.

Another corner. Wales can't get out.

Breel Embolo again! His header, but Danny Ward tips over.