Women's World Cup qualifying: Kazakhstan 0-3 Wales - Fishlock seals comfortable win

1. Jessica Fishlock stretches Wales advantage
2. Forward Natasha Harding doubles lead on 100th Wales cap
3. Kayleigh Green breaks deadlock for Wales
4. Wales move back into second in Group I. Leaders France host third-place Slovenia later
5. Finishing second would be enough to secure a play-off berth for a place at the 2023 World Cup

SUBSTITUTION

Arailym Orynbassarov is on for Fatima Satygalieva.

Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Carrie Jones was outstanding against France. For an 18-year-old, playing against one of the world's best teams, she ran into channels and held her own.

SUBSTITUTIONS

Carrie Jones and Ffion Morgan are on for Wales, with Kayleigh Green and Rhiannon Roberts off.

Wales miss the chance to make it four as Angharad James rolls Jess Fishlock in behind.

She might have shot but looks to square for Natasha Harding and her poked effort goes wide.

Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Wales are being afforded a lot of time on the ball, they're carving up opportunities now which is pleasing to see.

A rarity in this second half as Kazakhstan come forward, but Laura O'Sullivan is out of her box to deal with the threat.

Another good Welsh passing move ends with Angharad James taking aim from 25 yards.

This time Nazym Ismailova saves.

This now looks a question of how many Wales will score.

They got six at home against Kazakhstan, with two of the goals coming in stoppage time.

Can they repeat the trick today?

SUBSTITUTION

Zhansaya Koziyeva is on for Kundyz Kozhakhmet.

Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Never in doubt! As soon as Jess got that second touch, I was waiting for the net to bulge.

She has been quite quiet, she's been able to find the pockets of space but her team-mates haven't always been able to find her. Excellent finish, she makes it look so easy.

GOAL - Kazakhstan 0-3 Wales

Wales are surely out of sight now.

Another long spell of possession sees Angharad James feed Jess Fishlock in the penalty area.

With time to take a couple of touches, Fishlock finishes emphatically, flashing a shot beyond the goalkeeper.

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Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

You can see there are five defensive players in a straight line there from Kazakhstan. You've got to try and change the angle of your cross there otherwise it is easy for them to defend.

It just highlights again Wales need to be more clinical in those areas.

Danny Gabbidon

Former Cardiff and Wales defender on BBC Two Wales

The intensity is dropping a bit, being 2-0 up and some tired bodies out there after Friday's game.

You look at the way Kazakhstan have set up defensively, I think getting some energy back in could get us a couple more goals in case it does come down to goal difference at the back end of the campaign.

SUBSTITUTION

Lily Woodham is on for Ceri Holland, who had a strong game down the Wales left.

Some nice work from Rachel Rowe on the edge of the box and eventually the ball drops to Natasha Harding.

She tries her luck with a half-volley but gets underneath it.

Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

I think the bench will make a difference, a bit of hunger and desire from the players who may not have had as much game time as they'd have liked or youngsters like Ffion Morgan.

The Kazakhstan players will be tiring, too.

Rachel Rowe chips into the penalty area towards Sophie Ingle, who heads the ball towards Kayleigh Green but the home defence recover.

Could Ingle have gone for goal herself?

We are back up and running - and Wales have the ball. Again.

Gwennan Harries

Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Top teams would be more ruthless here and not just settle for 2-0. So Wales need to try and up the pace, and choose the right time to attack.

Kundyz Kozhakhmet is down with a knock, which gives the Kazakhstan players a little break.