Nations League: Wales 3-1 Finland - Wales seal promotion to Group A

1. Finland reduced to 10 men after Jere Uronen saw red for tackle on Harry Wilson
2. Wilson scored after 29 minutes to put Wales firmly in the driving seat
3. Daniel James doubles Wales' advantage early in the second half
4. Teemu Pukki ended Wales' 12 hours without conceding and caused nervous moments
5. Kieffer Moore scored off the bench to seal Nations League promotion
6. Wales finish top of Group B4 and win promotion to the top tier of the competition

SUBSTITUTION

Onni Valakari replaced Rasmus Schuller just before that freekick.

Joona Toivio volleys wide as Wales fail to properly clear a freekick.

Slightly worrying times.

Harry Wilson lines up a freekick in Gareth Bale territory, but he fires well wide.

CLOSE!

Lovely approach play from Finland as Robin Lod again finds the perfect pass, but Danny Wards saves from Nicholas Hamalainen's fierce drive.

Wales looking a little shaky defensively.

Jose will approve

Dafydd Pritchard

BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Gareth Bale substituted after 60 minutes. Tom Lawrence on. Jose Mourinho nods approvingly.

Joe Rodon is now Wales' captain. Jose Mourinho nods approvingly again.

Wales have been so dominant it is hard to sell that goal as a potential turning point in the match, but certainly Finland have reminded Wales they are still in this one and haven't accepted their fate.

GOAL - Wales 2-1 Finland

Well, well, well.

Finland work the ball well through midfield and Robin Lod picks out Teemu Pukki with a lovely pass and Pukki's finish is perfect.

Wales are breached for the first time in the campaign.

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SUBSTITUTION

Spurs fans will like this sight as well... Gareth Bale's done his job and he's off, Tom Lawrence enters the fray.

Finland also make a couple of changes with Nicholas Hamalainen and Pyry Soiri on for Robert Taylor and Daniel O’Shaugnessy

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Gareth Bale shoots and the goalkeeper saves.

But Bale is dictating this game and demanding the ball like it's 2018.

We've not seen this Gareth Bale for a while and Spurs fans will be licking their lips.

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Gareth Bale and Daniel James both look full of energy and confidence and the Finnish defenders would like them both to come off now please.

Finland break and try to exploit Wales' two central defenders, rather than three, but Teemu Pukki's effort is straight at Danny Ward.

At the other end, Lukas Hradecky cuts out Connor Roberts' cross.

This is the most open game Wales have played in the whole campaign.

Joe Morrell's shot is saved by Lukas Hradecky.

Wales are not settling for 2-0 and seem determined to make this game safe sooner rather than later.

Daniel James and the Giant Peach of a goal.

Dafydd Pritchard

BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

That, you would think, is that.

Wales signalled their intent with that half-time substitution - bringing on striker Kieffer Moore for defender James Lawrence - and they've essentially got the job done with that peach of a goal by Dan James.

Gareth Bale stings the hands of Lukas Hradecky. Wales are rampant, this could be a big win.

I waited and it paid off.

It is now EXACTLY 12 hours of competitive football since Wales last conceded a goal.

What a hit!

SUBSTITUTION

That start by Wales was so fast I didn't even have time to tell you Kieffer Moore is now on.

Wales have switched to a more attacking line-up, unsurprisingly given the control they have and he has replaced James Lawrence at the break.

GOAL - Wales 2-0 Finland

Well that's going to help Daniel James' confidence!

What a goal for James, he's given far too much time and space and hammers the ball home from distance.

You can see just what it means to him in his celebration.

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KICK-OFF

We are back under way.