That is the end of our coverage on a momentous night or Wales.

Gemma Grainger's team have - one again - got their job done.

They have carried Wales to the play-off stage of qualification for a major tournament for the first time.

The draw comes on Friday, the first play-off games will take place next month.

We'll be there every step of the way to let you know what happens.

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Wales captain Sophie Ingle told BBC One Wales: "I'm ecstatic.

"We dug deep, they're a great team, a physical team, and they battled until the end.

"I don't know how we didn't score but we got the result we needed.

"We were compact at times, we were a bit spread when they were transitioning, but our backline was fantastic.

"A lot of family and friends are here and the fans, over 12,000, it's amazing that we've beaten the record again. I wanted the goal for them mainly."

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Wales midfielder Angharad James, who won her 100th cap today, told BBC One Wales: “It’s a surreal feeling to be playing in front of all these fans, they were our 12th player tonight.

“I couldn’t be prouder of the group. They have worked so hard and to do it in front of this group is an unbelievable achievement – now on to the next one.

“It’s a very special moment [to reach 100 caps]. The focus was on getting the point but now I will enjoy the moment with my team-mates and my family.

“This is for my family tonight. They supported me from day one. I can’t thank them enough.

“Gemma Grainger has given us all a lot of confidence. You could see the belief out there today. Hopefully there’s a lot more to come.”

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Wales defender Rhiannon Roberts told BBC One Wales: "We came here to win, but we knew their strengths and nullified them.

"We've made the play-offs and hopefully we can get further.

"You can tell from the celebrations that everyone is buzzing.

"We know we should be qualifying for tournaments, so we'll take it game by game now and hopefully get there.

"The crowd were unreal, every time we crossed halfway they roared us on, we can't thank them enough.

"Filling this stadium was unbelievable."

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Player of the match Carrie Jones told BBC One Wales: “I honestly can’t put it into words. It’s the best day ever – it means so much to put this shirt on.

“The girls fought so hard and I am so proud of everyone, not just the people on the pitch but the staff in the background.

“Everyone has put in a massive shift to get us to this point and I am unbelievably proud right now.

“This group is unreal. Every single person, everyone that’s been in camp, deserves a massive pat on the back.”

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Wales manager Gemma Grainger told BBC One Wales: "I couldn't be prouder of the players.

"The players need to take all the credit, the 12,000 supporters here tonight were behind us and we fed off that.

"Now we want even more, we know we have game 11 and game 12 so all the preparation goes into those.

"I think as a team we have an identity, we knew out of possession we are strong, you saw that tonight.

"Jayne [Ludlow] left some great foundations, for us we wanted to build on that, now we're better out of possession and we also have some players who are great with possession.

"We'll work hard, plan hard, to make sure they are all as successful as they can be."

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The celebrations continue at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Gemma Grainger and her players want more, of course, but this is a moment to savour.

Wales have broken new ground by reaching the play-offs.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Laura O'Sullivan made two great saves, one vital save at the end of the game that denied Slovenia what could have been an absolutely devastating goal for Wales to concede.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

The celebration police can go away this evening, these are great scenes.

It's been a long road to get here.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

I know we are only in the play-offs, but we have to celebrate these moments.

Soak it up.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Such a special moment for the history of women's football, what a fantastic experience.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC One Wales

You see how much it means to the players, the staff.

This is why Gemma Grainger became manager - because she wanted to get Wales to major tournaments.

This is just the beginning.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

I find it hard to sum up my emotions.

It's been a hard group, a hard game of the season.

Now can Wales be more ruthless when they get to the play-offs and take those chances.

This is a great achievement but we want to take that next step and get to the World Cup.

Wales have done it!

They are in the World Cup play-offs for the first time.

Outstanding work from Rhiannon Roberts wins her team another throw.

We are into the fifth minute of added time.

Wales are deep in Slovenian territory.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Wales need to keep their discipline here and make sure their emotions don't get the better of them.

Hayley Ladd and Gemma Evans win defensive headers in quick succession.

The two centre-backs have had big nights.

For a moment it seems things will open for Ffion Morgan, but she is snuffed out and Wales focus on shape and organisation once more.