Summary

  • Wales finish second in Group E to secure home play-off place

  • Austria, North Macedonia, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey or Czech Republic await in 26 Nov draw

  • Kieffe Moore strikes home cool Wales equaliser

  • Kevin De Bruyne opens scoring for Belgium from edge of area

  • Wales midfielder Joe Morrell booked and misses play-offs

  • Belgium had already secured Group E top spot

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Live Reporting

Gareth Vincent

  1. HT: Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Wales deserve credit for that first half.

    Belgium, remember, have won 25 of their 27 qualifiers under Roberto Martinez, drawing the other two.

    And the Belgians have lost only one qualifying game in 47 stretching back a decade.

    The one defeat? On this ground in 2015.

  2. Kevin Ratcliffe
    Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

    It's Kevin De Bruyne's awareness that is so special. He is thinking so much further ahead than anyone else on the pitch and he has such a beautiful, skilful touch to finish.

    But Wales are doing so, so well. I don't know if they can maintain it. Aaron Ramsey hasn't got his passing boots on yet and Dan James could tighten up a little, but they have coped well overall.

  3. HT: Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Dafydd Pritchard
    BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

    HT Wales 1-1 Belgium

    HT Montenegro 1-1 Turkey

    HT Netherlands 0-0 Norway

    So far, so good.

  4. Rob Phillips
    BBC Wales Football Correspondent

    So far, so good for Robert Page's men.

  5. HALF-TIME - Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Robert Page has to be pleased with that.

    Wales have been stretched at times, and fell behind to a classy Kevin De Bruyne finish.

    But Kieffer Moore's leveller means Wales are on course to be play-off seeds as it stands.

  6. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Kieffer Moore tries his luck from distance after Wales win possession in midfield.

    It's a decent strike but the ball rises harmlessly over the bar.

  7. Rob Phillips
    BBC Wales Football Correspondent

    The physio is out straight away. The good news is that Ben Davies is sat up, but it looked like a collision of heads.

  8. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    We are into a minute of added time.

  9. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Ben Davies needs some treatment on a head knock, but he looks okay.

  10. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Wales look a little ragged for a moment after a mistake by Chris Mepham.

    They eventually clear. Just.

  11. Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    They were perfectly set up for it! I don't know how they didn't see it! So unlucky, it's a great strike.

  12. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Ben Davies is penalised for a clumsy challenge on Charles De Ketelaere.

    Belgium almost score a wondrous goal from the free-kick wide on the right, which Kevin De Bruyne chips to the edge of the box for Thorgan Hazard.

    He sidefoots a glorious volley onto the outside of the post. Unlucky.

  13. Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    Wales can't allow the goal to change their mindset. They've got to keep pressing and counter-attacking at the right time, they can't afford to sit back and defend because Belgium are too good for that.

  14. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    By the way, who thought it would be a good idea to allow yellow card suspensions to carry through into the play-offs?

    Daft.

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  16. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    Dafydd Pritchard
    BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

    I was just about to say how comfortable Belgium were looking, passing the ball around confidently and looking every bit the best team in the world.

    Then they go and defend Dan James' third attempt at a cross like that, and Kieffer Moore is presented with a glorious chance.

    This place is bouncing once again.

  17. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    A chance for Belgium from a Kevin De Bruyne corner, but Dedryck Boyata heads wide.

    That could have been 2-1.

  18. Wales 1-1 Belgium

    The first significant booking of the night goes to Joe Morrell as he catches Axel Witsel.

    Morrell will miss the play-off semi-final.

  19. Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    That was fantastic. Credit to Dan James too, he had a few chances to get that cross in but he timed it to perfection. Combined with a fabulous finish from Moore, I'm not sure how it got to him but it doesn't matter!

  20. Rob Phillips
    BBC Wales Football Correspondent

    Kieffer Moore! HE IS BACK!