Totally different game now.

Wales dominating the ball and looking to get forward.

However, the warning shot from Lukas Provod shows the danger is still there from the visitors.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales need to wake up, they've had their warning, this team is still very dangerous even with 10 men.

A couple of changes obviously influenced by the red card.

Michael Krmencik replaces Tomas Holes and Wales send Kieffer Moore on for Chris Mepham and ditch three central defenders.

James Lawrence produces a brilliant tackle to deny Lukas Provod after Wales are beaten by a ball over the top. He had rounded Danny Ward, the goal was gaping.

Belgium could get double figures tonight. Leicester midfielder Dennis Praet has scored their fifth against Belgium.

And Portugal have restored normal service, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring a tap-in to give his side a 2-1 lead in Luxembourg.

Whatever your view of the red card, it's definitely changed the impetus of the match, Schick has happened for Wales.

That was an incident that has obviously gone hugely in Wales' favour.

It's easy to make the case it was six of one, half a dozen of the other.

Wales' players instantly surrounded the ref.

What's certain is it is a huge game-changer.

Wales need to make their advantage count now.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think there's much between what Roberts and Schick do, apart from that Roberts falls down holding his face.

Connor Roberts has gone down holding his head. Wales players are remonstrating with the referee.

I've now seen a replay and Patrik Schick does put his hand in Roberts' face.

He has been sent off!

Roberts is back up and booked for shirt pulling.

Early moments in the second half, but no real change to the pattern of play from the first half. Czech Republic have won a freekick.

We are back under way. No half time changes.

Portugal's Diogo Jota has ruined Luxembourg's fun right before half-time, rising to head in from Pedro Neto's cross to make it 1-1 between the sides.

The half-time whistle has blown in all the night's World Cup qualifiers, with Belgium 4-0 up against Belarus and the Netherlands and Norway both winning.

Nathan Blake
Former Cardiff and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

We are really struggling with the system they're playing, we're getting overrun a lot in midfield.

Belgium have pretty much sealed their victory over Belarus before the break, with Brighton's Leandro Trossard and Jeremy Doku scoring to make it 4-0.

Elsewhere, Steven Berghuis has scored for the Netherlands to give them the lead against Gibraltar in Group G and Alexander Sorloth has made it Montenegro 0-1 Norway in the same group.

Jakub Jankto lashes one over the bar with the last kick of the half.

The visitors have dominated, but Wales are level at the break and must surely improve.

Grab yourself a drink and we will see you in a few minutes.

A penalty shout for Wales as Daniel James goes down in the box, but the referee does not give it.

In fact, he's indicated it was a foul by James? Can't be judged to have dived, because he didn't book him.

Curious decision, but having seen the replay, Tomas Soucek gets the ball, so it was rightly not a penalty.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

They're giving us more problems than Belgium did, we've got to change it and we've been saying that for 20 minutes.

Patrik Schick finds space from a Czech long throw and has a free header, but can't find the target.

Good defending from Wales.

Jakub Jankto shoots, but a combination of James Lawrence and Neco Williams are there to block.

Despite Bale's excellent chance, Wales will be happy enough to hang on until half time given the balance of play.

I didn't tell Tony to say that.