Nearly, nearly, nearly there.

Wales defending deep.

Aaron Ramsey takes Wales up the pitch and wins a free-kick.

A beautiful free-kick.

Gareth Bale tries a ridiculous shot.

That's his last action, he's off to be replaced by Chris Mepham.

A huge ovation for Wales' king.

Last-ditch defending! Joe Rodon blocks, Ben Davies clears.

Marko Arnautovic then heads at goal, but it's easy for Wayne Hennessey.

Wales are so close.

There will be four minutes.

I need a cuddle.

We are about to enter stoppage time.

There will be... too much.

Wales are 90 seconds and stoppage time away from reaching the final of the World Cup play-offs...

It is tense in the Cardiff City Stadium.

Stefan Lainer cleans out Harry Wilson and is promptly taken off for Michael Gregoritsch.

Wales make a change too, Brennan Johnson is on for Dan James.

An extensive piece of Austrian possession ends with David Alaba crossing into Wayne Hennessey's hands.

The roar is huge.

Simon Church
Former Wales striker Simon Church on BBC Radio Wales

We need to clear our lines and get it out. We're trying to play it out the back and it's not working. Fresh legs could be good for Wales.

Sam Ricketts
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's like neither side are playing with a midfield.

We need a change. We need to dominate the midfield. It’d be a tough one to take Gareth Bale off though.

Andreas Weimann tries an acrobatic effort, but it is over the crossbar.

Wales need to start to make the game more scrappy.

I suspect some substitutions are coming.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Austria are in the ascendancy at the moment. Their fans are on their feet, they can sense it.

The sustained pressure is going to be difficult for Wales. You don't want to be giving them too much possession.

Andreas Weimann has waited seven years to pull on an Austria shirt again and his first act is to put a cross into Wayne Hennessey's arms.

Wales are defending deep now.

The pressure is mounting.

Valentino Lazaro and Andreas Weimann are on for Xaver Schlager and Christoph Baumgartner.

Baumgartner is going to leave Cardiff with regret, if the score stays the same.

The free-kick hits the wall.

Gareth Bale appeals for handball, but the referee is unmoved.

Gareth Bale wins a free-kick in 'prime Gareth Bale territory'.

It worked once...

Dan James races clear again, this time last-ditch defending denies him.

He will be livid he didn't get a shot away.

Austria applying pressure now.

That Gareth Bale shot over the crossbar feels like a potential Sliding Doors moment.

But Wales are still in the driving seat.