So that's it from us where remarkably, I managed to go an entire live page - from a game in Greece, without doing a single Mamma Mia gag.

Knowing me, knowing you, it was always likely I'd go down that route and resort to cheap Abba puns, enough to make you send an S.O.S.

But I resisted, so Don't shut me down, I still have faith in you.

Wales now look ahead to their final qualifier in Cardiff on Tuesday, where actually, the winner only takes it all if Slovenia win, because Wales simply need a point to finish second in Group I.

That means World Cup qualification - I have a dream - is still in Wales' hands.

Thanks for following along with us this evening. You can hear all the reaction from Greece on Radio Wales right now. They are with you until 10pm this evening.

Hasta manana.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

First of all they'll focus on the three points they've got.

They came here to make sure that job was done, that was the aim.

There will be reflections on the performances, it was very average and that continued in the second half.

But we have to look at the positives, it is in Wales' hands, and there are opportunities to learn from mistakes this evening.

That's it!

Wales win it.

Wales are one point away from the World Cup play-offs.

Job, very much, done.

We are into added on time in added on time.

Kayleigh Green off for Helen Ward.

Angharad James booked.

Carrie Jones is clattered in the corner as she shields possession.

Wales will be fine with that. More time wasted.

Wales so close.

If they hold on they will only need a point in their final game to finish second in Group I.

Not a vintage display, but they won't care if they hold on.

Sophie Ingle wins a corner. That will help.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I imagine they'll take it to the corner now and hold it there, that's the sensible thing to do.

Wales try and break but Kayleigh Green strays offside as Angharad James looked to find her.

That would have been that.

Six minutes added on.

Eh?

What? From where?

Wales just keeping the ball.

Game management 101.

Almost constant Wales possession.

Really nice stuff from Grainger's side.

Control of the contest, suddenly.

Good possession for Wales now.

A fantastic run by Rachel Rowe shows why she's so comfortable in midfield.

The finish, well, it showed why she's a defender.

Wales look like they have run out of legs a little in attack.

However, they don't feel under as much pressure as they were five or 10 minutes ago.

Despoina Chatzinikolaou replaces Brighton's Veatriki Sarri.

The change I was hoping for, a nice easy name.

I am not a manager either, but I agree with Jo.

Wales look overdue to make a couple of changes. They could do with fresh impetus.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I'm not sure why we've not seen any substitutes so far.

Personally I'd bring Natasha Harding off, but that's why I'm sat here and Gemma Grainger is running the team.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Credit to Greece, they're coming forward better.

They'd like more opportunities on target but they haven't sat back and they feel they can get something out of the game.