Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Gemma Evans and Hayley Ladd are forming a phenomenal partnership.

With Ladd's vision and Evans' wand of a left foot, it's so exciting to see.

I'm sure there is a Greece lightning joke to be made somewhere with this weather, but I'll resist on this occasion.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

It is difficult for Greece to come here in these conditions, they won't be used to this.

As a member of the Goalkeeper's Union, perhaps that is why the keeper has made a few unfortunate errors tonight.

Ignore what I said earlier about the weather easing off.

The heavens have opened up again in Llanelli, the fans in the unsheltered stand scrambling to put their hoods back up.

Wales' high press is causing the Greek defence all sorts of problems.

Central defenders Maria Palama and Danai-Eleni Sidira are having hardly any time on the ball, and goalkeeper Anthi Papakonstantinou looks nervous with the ball at her feet.

They have managed to clear their lines on the last couple of occasions, but if Wales keep up this intensity they will force more errors behind long.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

We might see 19 goals tonight after all!

Ceri Holland with a good finish with the side of her foot.

Not to take away from the finish but the keeper should have done better again despite the conditions.

Almost a third for Wales.

Tash Harding beats the offside trap and rounds goalkeeper Anthi Papakonstantinou, but with the angle closing the Greek defence scramble back to clear their lines.

It's been all Wales since the second goal.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I'd like to see Wales move the ball a bit quicker and move Greece from side to side a bit more.

It's a bit slow at the minute but you can tire them out on a night like tonight.

Kayleigh Green is causing the Greek defence all sorts of problems.

She's holding the ball up with ease, and almost plays Tash Harding through on goal with the most deft of touches.

Perhaps she has a point to prove after her red card against Slovenia, but she has started brilliantly here this evening.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

That is a Kayleigh Green's trademark. She works so hard, never gives up on a ball.

I'm not sure what the keeper was doing there, she needed to come out and clear that.

I don't think Green would have been able to go back to camp had she missed that!

The visitors are finding a bit of space in midfield but they're struggling to find a clinical final ball.

They will be encouraged by the last few minutes though, they're first real spell of possession.

Greece lose possession in their own penalty area and Kayleigh Green, back from suspension, picks up the ball.

She feeds Ceri Holland who unleashes a thunderous effort but it is blocked by Danai-Eleni Sidira, who has stayed down.

The temperature won't help, those ones sting.

There's a long way to go of course, but Gemma Grainger will be delighted with the start Wales have made.

Greece have shown glimpses of attacking intent, and they certainly haven't arrived in Llanelli looking to defend.

But with group leaders France having put 10 goals past Greece earlier in the group stage, Wales will want to add a couple more this evening.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Great attack started by Harding, so dangerous on that right hand side.

It was a lovely ball in to Jess Fishlock and then El Capitano - cool, calm and collected - a great finish from Sophie Ingle.

Greece have their first sight on goal but Vaetriki Sarri, who does well to drive into the box, shoots straight at Laura O'Sullivan.

The rain is still coming down but it appears to have eased slightly.

Not sure any of the players, or officials, will have any complaints about that.