Thanks for joining us for a high-quality, thrilling Nations League encounter from the Cardiff City Stadium, where Brennan Johnson's first international goal earned Wales a dramatic point against Belgium.

Ethan Ampadu thought he had given Wales the lead early on when he fired an effort into the top corner, only for VAR to rule an offside in the build-up.

Belgium missed a number of first-half chances, but finally broke the deadlock when Youri Tielemans' calm effort into the bottom right corner beat the returning Wayne Hennessey.

Rob Page turned to his bench for a spark and found it in Johnson and Rubin Colwill, who injected a new lease of life in Wales.

And Nottingham Forest winger Johnson was on hand to calmly roll home Wales' equaliser with five minutes remaining after a beautiful assist from Aaron Ramsey - although Wales had to wait for a long VAR check that this time went their way.

Read the full match report here from our man at Cardiff City Stadium.

Join us again on Tuesday, when we'll bring you all the action from the Stadion Feijenoord 'De Kuip' in Rotterdam as Wales travel to take on the Netherlands.

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Wales substitute Brennan Johnson admitted it was a tough wait before a long VAR check confirmed he had scored his first goal for his country to earn a draw with Belgium.

"That was horrible, waiting for that confirmation, it was so tough," he told BBC Radio Wales. "But when I saw him point that it was a goal, it was unbelievable.

"I think we are known as a hard-working team but at the same time we have such good quality in the attacking areas. As soon as we have possession, we are a threat to any team.

"We had to battle hard but I think we played well and probably got what we deserved in the end."

After two opening defeats in their Nations League group, the result gives Wales a huge lift ahead of Tuesday's visit to the Netherlands.

"We know it is going to be a tough game, but we will go with a bit of confidence after that point and we will give the best account of ourselves as we can," Johnson added.

Wales might still be bottom of the group but the table looks a whole lot better for Rob Page's side now there's a point against their name.

Given that selection for their first two Nations League games took a back-seat to the World Cup final play-off against Ukraine, tonight's result is a more accurate reflection of Wales' capabilities.

It'll still be a testing night on Tuesday away to the Dutch though, but this result against Belgium was also an important building block towards the World Cup in Qatar next November.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

We were celebrating when the fourth assistant held up six minutes of injury time - how different is that? We've got players who can come off the bench and affect the game, we've got strength in depth.

Wales centre-back Joe Rodon tells S4C's Sgorio: "We gave everything and I thought we deserved to come away with a point.

"We're delighted to come away with a draw.

"It was good to finish off strong at home. It's going to be a tough game [in the Netherlands] on Tuesday."

If you fancy reliving the best moments from tonight's game - and there were a lot of them - plus all the reaction from Rob Page and his boys, then tune in to BBC One Wales tonight from 22:20 BST.

You can also watch online on the BBC Sport website using this link.

Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on BBC Radio Wales

It was really important for them to fight back into that game and they saw the game out really well today.

The performance, the result...everything about tonight is a real positive for Rob Page going into Qatar in the winter.

There's no chance of the Wales players charging back to the changing rooms. They're still out on the pitch, doing a tour of the fans in the stands, one group clapping the other. Brennan Johnson is getting a lot of the applause and deservedly so.

The clock ticks into a seventh minute but Wales stay strong to claim their first point of the campaign.

Brennan Johnson opened his goal account for his country and Wales are now up and running in Group A4.

The Netherlands came back to draw 2-2 with Poland tonight and top the table, with Wales facing them next on Tuesday in Rotterdam.

Belgium work their way upfield but it's only a half-chance they create and Wayne Hennessey plucks a drifting cross out of the air.

Wales in possession but a bit of impatience sees a hopeful ball lofted over the top to give it back to Belgium.

Last throw of the dice for Belgium, with Axel Witsel replaced by Lois Openda.

Six minutes of time added on. Will we have a winner?

In midweek Wales found a late equaliser against the Netherlands, only for the Dutch to retake the lead almost immediately.

Wales fans, would you take a point now?

Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on BBC Radio Wales

That was a lovely move, it deserves to be a goal.

Brennan Johnson has the ball in the net but it's flagged offside. But wait, VAR check...

Helen Ward
Wales' all-time record scorer on BBC Radio Wales

Rubin Colwill is built like a man, he's got that physical presence.

He just needs that game time and experience. Everything I've seen of him has been really positive.

Time running out for Wales to find an equaliser but they're looking energised by the substitutions, with all three driving play forward.

Brennan Johnson forces a corner but Joe Rodon can't get his resulting header on target.

Brennan Johnson needs a bit of attention as he intercepts a loose goal kick but is clattered by an alert Dedryck Boyata. Clean tackle but a pretty strong one. Ouch.

Nice moment between Eden Hazard and Aaron Ramsey, as the Wales midfielder stays calm in a tight spot and cannons the ball off the Real Madrid midfielder to win a goal kick. Hazard barks with laughter and the two exchange grins.