Kieffer Moore's first action is to help Wales defend a corner.

We are back under way.

A big change for Wales.

Dan James off, Kieffer Moore on.

Moore's introduction had to come.

Wales are playing in the World Cup finals for only the second time in the nation's history.

Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are both gracing the game's biggest stage in Qatar, just as John Charles and Cliff Jones did in Sweden in 1958.

Other Wales greats, including Billy Meredith, Ian Rush and Ryan Giggs, never had the opportunity to show off their skills at a World Cup tournament.

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It has been a tough night so far for Wales' fans, particularly those who are watching in the United States.

This is a shot from a watch party in Dupont Circle, Washington DC.

If you missed it earlier, Netherlands secured a 2-0 victory against Senegal in their first appearance at a World Cup since 2010 with goals from youngster Cody Gakpo and Davy Klaassen.

Jess Fishlock
Wales' most-capped footballer

Right now Wales have to be brave, they have to be aggressive, they have to figure out what their trigger is on their press because I have not seen a press yet.

Those are the things that will help change momentum for Wales, which then will allow the attacking players to get in to the game.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Tactically there is going to have to be a big change for them to get back in this game second half.

There we are.

Wales are behind and probably lucky it is only 1-0.

USA have looked better in every department, Wales need to improve.

Grab a drink, let's have a little break.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I thought the game would settle down after 10-15 minutes but 50 minutes into the game we haven't won a second ball - football is built on winning second balls.

We can't get up the pitch, we can't get out of our third. They've dominated possession and when we have been in possession we've been sloppy and given the ball away.

Chris Mepham, already warned, is shown a yellow card for a foul on Christian Pulisic.

We will have four added minutes.

Ben Davies glances the corner wide.

Corner to Wales.

Aaron Ramsey gets forward.

A bit of positivity for Wales finally.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Robert Page should have started with Kieffer Moore for me, the longer this game goes the more momentum is with the USA and the more confident they are growing.

Jess Fishlock
Wales' most-capped footballer

America have so much energy, they are so fast and in that moment they had the quality and we could not stop anything.

Chelsea fans probably/perhaps wondering why Raheem Sterling and Christian Pulisic are looking like prime Messi and Ronaldo today...

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Gareth Bale wasn't booked for wearing an armband, but is booked for a foul on Yunus Musah.

Really great finish from Timothy Weah.

Wales have been totally outclassed so far, they were hanging on until half-time, could not manage it and have not threatened at the other end.

They need to get to the break and reassess.