Ceri Holland wants a fourth.

Angharad James delivers another brilliant corner, and the ball is headed away to Holland on the edge of the area.

She goals for the spectacular, first-time volley but can't get the effort on target.

It's all Wales right now.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Greece haven't posed much of a threat. I would imagine the likes of Jess Fishlock will have a rest soon.

Gemma Grainger will want to make sure the key players are fit for France on Tuesday.

Wales have got the strength in depth to make these changes.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I can't stop admiring that goal - the curve to take it around the keeper - take a bow Ceri Holland.

Just a quick update on the group's other games.

Slovenia were comfortable 6-0 winners over Estonia earlier today, and France currently lead Kazakhstan 2-0 after just 20 minutes.

It's all set up nicely for next week's match in Guingamp.

Wales have the ball in a really dangerous area but are perhaps guilty of trying to do too much.

Angharad James, Jess Fishlock and Ceri Holland all have chances to pull the trigger but instead the hesitate and Greece can clear.

Wales have settled into the half now though.

Greece have also made a change at half time.

Striker Anatasia Spyridonidou has been replaced by Ifigeneia Georgantzi.

On the pitch, Ceri Holland has won Wales a corner as they go in search of a fourth.

Wales are caught ball watching, as Sofia Kongouli break clear for Greece.

But Josie Green, just onto the field, recovers well and steals the ball back for Wales.

A good start to the second half from the visitors though.

Can Wales add to that first-half display? Time to find out.

Kayleigh Green gets us back under way for the second half.

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Wales will make a change for the second half.

Tottenham Hotspur's Josie Green will replace Hayley Ladd.

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Wales men's manager Rob Page has been speaking at half-time on BBC Two Wales following their World Cup play-off draw earlier today.

Wales play Austria in the semi-final in March before a potential final against either Scotland or Ukraine.

"We watched the draw live, we couldn't have asked for a better draw really," Page said.

"If you had to write a script that's how we would have wanted it to pan out.

"It was luck of the draw for a home time in the final and thankfully we got it.

"We prepare first and foremost for Austria, they're a good outfit.

"All the analysis we'll do now will be focused on Austria."

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Wales haven't given Greece any space, they're hunting them down, surrounding them and stopping them from playing.

Wales have one last chance from Angharad James' free-kick but on this occasion Anthi Papakonstantinou gathers comfortably.

Goals from Sophie Ingle, Kayleigh Green and Ceri Holland have given Wales a comfortable half-time lead.

Go grab a hot drink, everyone at Parc y Scarlets will be doing so, and we'll be back before you know it for the second half.

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On the pitch there has not been many moments of note since Wales' third, both sets of players may be looking to half time which is fast approaching.

Wales still look the most likely to score next however, Greece are still struggling to hold onto possession once they get inside the Welsh half.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

You wouldn't have seen full stands at this game a few years ago.

It's a credit to the girls' performance and the way they interact with the fans. I'm so pleased to see it.

I don't want to keep on about the weather, but the noise of the hail bouncing off the stadium is echoing around the ground.

"Good old west Wales weather," as Simon Davies has just described it in commentary.

Thankfully the pitch is holding up well.

Just a quick reminder to everyone following along with us, that there is also Welsh language commentary available at the top of the page.

Greece have made an early change.

Thenia Zerva is replaced by Tatiana Georgiou, and the departing Zerva does not look best pleased about the decision.