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That's all for our coverage this evening.

Wales play out a goalless friendly draw with New Zealand in the searing heat of Pinatar in the south of Spain.

The bigger picture for Gemma Grainger's side is that this fixture is preparation for their final two World Cup qualifiers in September.

We'll have live coverage of those games against Greece and Slovenia, so we hope you'll be able to join us again for those.

Until then, thanks for joining us and have a good evening.

A fair result.

Both sides had chances, none better than Jacqui Hand's late header for New Zealand which was superbly saved by Laura O'Sullivan.

But that had the feeling of a goalless draw from the start.

O'Sullivan has some easier work to do this time, easily catching a deep cross.

Just a minute left now.

Lily Woodham ventures forward on Wales' left but is eased off the ball for a New Zealand goal kick.

Time ticks away. That O'Sullivan save looks like keeping this game goalless.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Sport Wales

I said earlier, her main strength is shot-stopping, just her reactions and ability to tip that to the bar- a superb save by Laura O'Sullivan!

There will be four minutes of added time and we've played one of those.

What a save!

New Zealand's Grace Jale crosses from the right to fellow substitute Jacqui Hand, whose header is brilliantly tipped on to the crossbar and out for a corner by Laura O'Sullivan.

Wales clear and will be relieved to still be level.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Sport Wales

Laura O'Sullivan has shown some really good elements today and she's comfortable making saves, especially from a long-distance.

She's been more assured and not too hesitant.

Wales temporarily play with 10, but it looks like Roberts is well enough to continue.

Wales defender Rhiannon Roberts goes down and needs treatment after appearing to fall awkwardly following an aerial challenge with Jacqui Hand.

Wales captain Sophie Ingle gets a well-earned rest as she's replaced by Anna Filbey for Wales' final change.

Jacqui Hand and Grace Jale are on for New Zealand, meanwhile.

Satchell does get the better of Woodham this time, dribbling past her on Wales' left before her low cross is gathered by Laura O'Sullivan.

Nine minutes for either team to find a goal.

Lily Woodham defends solidly to earn a goal kick for Wales as Paige Satchell looked to get past her.

Wales then get on the attack, with Sophie Ingle spreading the play to the right, where Megan Wynne is in space.

New Zealand eventually clear from Rhiannon Roberts' cross.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales defender on BBC Cymrufyw

We all know what Helen Ward can offer, she's a goalscorer and so experienced.

It's great to see Megan Wynne back too, they can both help Wales greatly.

More changes for Wales.

Helen Ward and Megan Wynne come on for Natasha Harding and Kayleigh Green.

Back underway and another Welsh set-piece amounts to nothing as Lily Woodham's free-kick is cleared.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Sport Wales

I think Wales were fortunate with the heavy touch.

Good reading of the game by Rhiannon Roberts, she's been such a vital player for Wales and she's really improved in the leadership in the last two, three years.

Better from O'Sullivan this time as she rises well to claim a New Zealand cross.

Time for another drinks break.

Great block by Rhiannon Roberts!

New Zealand looked certain to score with Welsh keeper Laura O'Sullivan out of position after failing to deal with a long ball, but the low follow-up shot from Betsy Hassett is well blocked by the covering Roberts.

She's arguably been Wales' best player tonight.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales AM

That's the way to introduce yourself into the game!

What a great low cross into the box by Ffion Morgan.