Striker Anastasia Spyridonidou is introduced for Sofia Kongouli.

She started in the game at Llanelli.

Greece are growing into this game more and more.

They just needed Rachel Rowe to block Vasiliki Giannaka's shot.

Greece a threat now.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at Panthessaliko Stadium

Carrie Jones used her body well there and got clattered for her troubles.

The 18-year-old - who may not have started had Jess Fishlock been fully fit - has had a fine night.

What a prospect she is for Wales.

Maria Palama is booked for a foul on Carrie Jones.

Jones is hobbling a little after that.

Gwennan Harries just remarked on the TV commentary that Gemma Grainger is calmer on the touchline than Jayne Ludlow.

Ha!

That's like saying Peter Crouch is taller than Michael Owen.

Danai-Eleni Sidira limps off and Tatiana Georgiou replaces her.

The first change of the game, surprisingly.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Carrie Jones has created that opportunity out of nowhere, twinkle-toing her way through the Greek defence.

Carrie Jones runs and runs at the Greek defence, she's actually fouled, but the referee played the advantage as Angharad James struck at goal, but Zoi Nasi was equal to it.

Nasi is the player of the match so far.

Laura O'Sullivan with a big catch from the corner.

If Wales win tonight, she will have made a vital contribution.

Gemma Evans is forced to concede a corner as she cuts out a cross.

Good spell for Greece.

A little bit of Greek pressure.

One-nil is a dangerous score, even if you are dominating.

Danai-Eleni Sidira is limping for the hosts as the players broke briefly for a drink as she received treatment.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at Panthessaliko Stadium

Greece can still make the play-offs, although it would take something remarkable for them to get there given that they play France in their final qualifer.

Their first job if they are to have any chance is to turn this game around - and they are showing a little more attacking in this second half.

Wales have had to do a bit of defending when what they really want is a second goal and some breathing space.

They have just carved a first chance of the second half - but this time Carrie Jones could not find a finish.

At some point, Greece surely must commit more players forward?

They aren't concerning Wales at the moment.

Kayleigh Green just tried to head home a second, but her header lacked power after Rhiannon Roberts' cross.

Roberts did indeed shake off her knock.

What a chance!

Carrie Jones could have a second, but her header is tame after Hayley Ladd's superb cross.

I think Jones didn't realise how much time she had. She could have controlled the ball and done some Richarlison showboating and she would still have had time to get a shot away.

The Greek defence momentarily melted.

Rhiannon Roberts takes a blast to the head and she has stayed down.

She's now being helped off, I'd imagine she will shake it off, but Wales won't take any risks with a potential head injury.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Wales are trying to force the ball over the top when it's not on, Greece are very compact.

They need to get in wider positions and pull the defence apart.

A long throw catches out Wales and Rachel Rowe is forced into a foul.

However, Wales dealt well with the free-kick, with Rowe herself completing the clearance.

Wales would love a second goal, you absolutely cannot see Greece scoring twice.

Wales enjoying some nice possession at the moment.

Poor Joyce, Carrie Jones' mother, her daughter's biggest fan, but she missed her first Wales goal because she's working.