Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

Brilliant from Bale, a fantastically weighted through pass. I think Soyuncu did just enough to cover the angle.

It was great skill from Ramsey, he opted for the near post but could have gone for the far post.

Huge chance.

Gareth Bale's pass split the defence and Aaron Ramsey opted to shoot, but Ugurcan Cakir saved at the near post.

You thought a goal was coming.

Should Ramsey have crossed? Shot across goal? He probably picked the worst option, unfortunately for Wales.

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Ozan Tufan tries to find space in the penalty area, but Wales are able to clear.

Ben Davies gets on the end of the freekick, but can only flick a header well wide.

Connor Roberts wins a freekick in a dangerous position. Wales can get a cross in.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

All to play for tonight, I think the loser well and truly starts to pack their bags to go home.

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Burak Yilmaz gets on the ball and the cheers engulf the whole ground.

Wales' every touch is being booed.

Atmosphere.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Baku Olympic Stadium

What a pleasant change from the soulless lack of atmosphere from the opening draw against Switzerland.

The home crowd are waving Turkey and Azerbaijan flags in tandem and creating a great noise - but they respected Wales' anthem too.

Portuguese referee Artur Manuel Soares Dias gets us under way in Baku.

There are thousands of Turkish fans in the ground, as we have been discussing, so the game might as well be in Istanbul.

Wales' first job will be to try and silence this partisan crowd.

This is a big, big game.

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It's been a long time since Wales tasted success against Turkey.

Wales boss Robert Page was only six at the time and of course none of the current squad were even born.

Still a victory tonight would keep a few smiles on faces. Interestingly, current Turkey boss Senol Gunes was in goal for that game 40 years ago.

More fun than the Welsh one...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Baku Olympic Stadium

You can tell this is a big game for Turkey because the country's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is at the Baku Olympic Stadium tonight.

President Erdogan has been meeting Azerbaijan's president, Ilham Aliyev, this week.

Bit of trivia for you: President Erdogan was the best man at former Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil's wedding in 2019.

That proved controversial in Germany, for whom Ozil made 92 appearances.

Standing proudly, pint in hand, shoulder to shoulder, bars are normally packed with fans singing the national anthem when Wales play.

But as the Euro 2020 finals continue with Wales due to face Turkey in Baku on Wednesday, the atmosphere is much more tame.

Due to Covid, the Welsh government had urged people not to sing or shout in order to stop the virus spreading.

One fan said not being able to sing the national anthem was "an alien concept".

Can you cheer for Wales in the pub?

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Mark Hughes
Former Wales manager on BBC One

I think Rob will see this as a huge opportunity for himself. He's a proud Welshman and he wants to do well for Wales, but he wants to do well for Rob Page himself.

In terms of his career he's always taken the next big step and this is another big step for him and we wish him well.

If you were struggling with our Kieffer Moore quiz then there are more than a few clues in here to help you out.

BBC Sport's Steve Wilson sat down with the Wales striker to talk about his incredible journey from Truro City to the Welsh national team.

The tension is building as we near kick-off but this lot look like they are getting in the mood.

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Kieffer Moore starts up top once again for Wales with the striker sporting a black headband this time around...

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