Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

You'd expect Gareth Bale to score but it's a good reaction save from the goalkeeper.

Patrik Schick twists and turns in the box, but Joe Rodon gets enough of a block on his shot to make it easy for Danny Ward to deal with.

Nowhere near ideal contact from Bale with that chance that was no more than eight-yards out, but it's still a super save.

Gareth Bale gets a half chance from the corner, but his shot is blocked.

Wales' best spell by miles.

Best chance of the game!

Neco Williams' cross is perfect for Gareth Bale and you thought the net would bulge, but he hit the ball into the ground and allowed Tomas Vaclik to make a terrific save.

Wales have dealt with a freekick and a couple of corners from Czech Republic well. The visitors have a real threat from set pieces.

Is there another shock on the cards in Group A? Fresh from beating Republic of Ireland, Luxembourg have taken the lead against European champions Portugal. Gerson Rodrigues has scored the goal, diving in unmarked to head home.

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day and my shout about Kieffer Moore is looking quite fair so fair. Wales are being forced to go long, so they are crying out for him.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Czech Republic look like they have studied Wales' game in Belgium and nullified them really effectively, leaving them with nowhere to go other than the odd hopeful long ball which comes to nothing.

Early days yet but Wales are struggling a little, lacking ideas against their smart and energetic opponents.

Patrik Schick tries to control Jakub Jankto's cross, but he can't quite do so to enable a shooting chance.

Connor Roberts' throw is causing issues.

Gareth Bale ducks under one and Daniel James has a shot, but it's blocked. That was clearly a rehearsed routine.

In the interests of looking to be positive, over 70% possession for the visitors has only led to one shot on target.

Wales will feel they have the pace to hurt any side on the counter-attack, as they proved in Belgium.

Joe Morrell is putting himself about but Wales fans must be missing Joe Allen and Aaron Ramsey and wishing they were available. Two huge misses.

The visitors nearly turned that Wales corner into a counter-attack. Speaks volumes for how this game has gone so far. Wales are struggling.

Sorry, I know this is destined for a thumbs down status.

No sooner have we finished telling you that Belgium are 1-0 up, they go and double their lead over Belarus.

Club Bruges player Hans Vanaken has netted their second.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

This is the most impressive way I've seen a team deal with us from the start.

Patrik Schick has just played a curious pass... to Gareth Bale... who wins Wales a corner.

There has been a goal elsewhere in Group E. Belgium lead against Belarus and it is Crystal Palace (on loan from Chelsea) striker Michy Batshuayi with the goal.

The only other goal so far in the 19:45 BST kick-offs in World Cup qualifying has been scored by Kenan Karaman to give Turkey the lead against Latvia in Group G. Turkey are looking to make it three wins out of three in pursuit of a spot in Qatar.

Harry Wilson tries to find Joe Rodon, but it comes to nothing.

Better for Wales as Daniel James gets on the charge and is fouled. Freekick for Wales, too far out to shoot, but dangerous territory.