Wales 0-0 USA - International friendly ends goalless

1. Robert Page took charge of Wales in Ryan Giggs' absence
2. Gareth Bale not included in Wales squad for the friendly
3. Christian Pulisic ruled out of the fixture with hamstring injury

SUBSTITUTION

That's it for the night for Kieffer Moore and Rabbi Matondo, with Dan James and Brennan Johnson on.

Cheeky

Gio Reyna's got a little edge to his game, shoulder-barging Tom Lockyer on his way past and earning a lecture from the ref.

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The free-kick earned by Moore is curled into the USA area by the left boot of Harry Wilson, but Wales are penalised for some overzealous pushing.

YELLOW CARD

Kieffer Moore picks up the ball on halfway and drives towards goal, with Matt Miazga chopping him down to earn the game's first booking.

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A proud moment for Josh Sheehan

Wilson is soon involved at the other end of the pitch as his closing down draws an error, but the ball pings away out of his reach after the block.

Weston Mckennie works space to unleash a pile-driver, but Harry Wilson stands big and the ball ricochets off his head for a USA corner.

Half-hearted shout for handball against Connor Roberts but it seems to have come mostly off his chest from Konrad de la Fuente's close-range header.

Danger!

Sergiño Dest sends a low cross right across the face of the Wales goal but none of the lunging USA attackers manage to get a boot on the ball.

We're back underway at the Liberty Stadium and we have a Wales debut for Newport County's John Sheehan, on for Matthew Smith.

Joe Ledley

Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wales are far too deep, Kieffer Moore has no one around him, you want to see Harry Wilson not drop back in but I know he's probably been told to do you.

Matondo has looked lively but there has not been enough chances.

HALF-TIME - Wales 0-0 USA

That's it for the first 45 minutes folks - USA on top but Danny Ward in the Wales goal hasn't had to do anything spectacular to keep his clean sheet so far.

Chance

Late worry for Wales as USA's Sebastian Lletget tries a cheeky back-heel only for the chance to be smothered by Tom Lawrence, who I think knew little about it but got his positioning spot on.

Rabbi Matondo looks a real threat with the ball at his feet and has probably edged it as Wales' best player of the half, but each time he looks up for a team-mate to play through there's very few options.

Tom Lawrence works a cross in from the right but it's just behind Kieffer Moore and he can only deflect it away from the USA goal instead.

Corner for USA is an out-swinger by Sebastian Lletget but well dealt with by Kieffer Moore. The 1.96m forward really has become a vital part of this Wales team at both ends of the pitch.

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CLOSE!

Konrad de la Fuente receives the ball in space in the middle of the Wales area but snatches at the chance to blaze over. Real chance and real let-off for Wales.

Wales counter swiftly and work it to Kieffer Moore in the left channel, firing off Wales' first shot at goal that Zack Steffen saves comfortably at his near post.

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Solid save

Sergiño Dest outpaces Chris Gunter and fires in a dangerous low cross-shot but Danny Ward is down swiftly to gather.

Rabbi Matondo is doing some excellent work harrying away in front of his back four, but ideally Wales need him operating more in attack and less in defence.