Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio 5 Live

It was disappointing for Ethan Ampadu because it's the first time Wales have been in the Italian half for a while. Those passes need pinpoint accuracy.

Ethan Ampadu and Joe Morrell have just both given the ball away. Wales can't afford that.

In fact, Ampadu's pass was so wayward it was brilliantly controlled by Roberto Mancini. You never lose it...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Rome's Stadio Olimpico

This is hard going for Wales so far. They're barely able to get out of their half.

Italy are well on top and their dominance is ensuring that the home crowd are making this an intimidating atmosphere for their opponents.

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Rafael Toloi shoots and the ball deflects off Matteo Pessina and Danny Ward saves.

Wales are very deep right now. They need the ball.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio 5 Live

Italy are doing really well just keeping two or three men at the back and then pushing everyone else forward into the Welsh half. The two ball players Jorginho and Verratti are making it difficult for Wales.

Emerson has a whack from 25-yards, but Danny Ward is in the right place.

Federico Chiesa just gave us a first glimpse of his talents, but Wales cut out his dangerous cross.

It has been an excellent start for Switzerland in Baku but they remain one point behind Wales in the 'as it stands' table.

Turkey are heading out of Euro 2020 unless they can claw their way back in this one.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio 5 Live

Part of the strategy from Wales and Danny Ward is to get the wingers Gareth Bale and Daniel James high and wide and try to win the flick ons and get the players in behind. At the moment it's not quite working out as they predicted.

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A first half chance as Andrea Belotti is a whisker away from getting contact on a cross. Chris Gunter probably put him off a little bit.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Rome's Stadio Olimpico

Ethan Ampadu is in the middle of Wales' back three, which is very much a back five out of possession.

Aaron Ramsey is the false nine in a front three with Gareth Bale on the right and Daniel James to the left.

The 3-4-3 system is one Wales have used before, but only for 45 minutes in a friendly against Albania with Ramsey in this role.

Really compact defending from Wales so far.

Joe Allen seeing plenty of the ball.

Good signs.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Rome's Stadio Olimpico

Romanian referee Ovidiu Hategan sent off Connor Roberts during Wales’ 1-0 win over the Czech Republic in March.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio 5 Live

Interesting to see how Italy have set up here. Emerson is high up the park for Italy and that's something Gareth Bale might look to exploit as the game goes on.

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It's win or bust in Baku and Switzerland have taken an early lead through Haris Seferovic.

Andrea Belotti is being shadowed by Ethan Ampadu. Looks like essentially a man-to-man marking job.

Neco Williams find a little space at the back post, but Italy clear the danger.

A nice confident start from Wales.

The return of PSG playmaker Marco Verratti will get a lot of home attention.

Verratti is a key man for his country and he has been injured since the Champions League semi-final.

He could be a player to watch today.

30 seconds gone and Wales have already tried a long ball over the top to get Daniel James in behind.

Romanian referee Ovidiu Hategan gets us under way!