Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Wales need to compose themselves.

There is so much on the line but they are good enough to control the ball, find the pass.

The first of the five added minutes is up.

Wales are so close now.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Ffion Morgan, she is an exciting player and offers a lot for this squad, she will definitely play her part now.

We are into added time.

There will be at least five additional minutes.

Wales' first change of the night comes in the closing stages, with Ffion Morgan replacing Kayleigh Green.

A scary moment for Wales as Zala Kustrin drives into the box.

Laura O'Sullivan is out to gather the ball, just.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

That was a very physical battle there, neither player were pulling out of that.

Just shows how much this means to both teams.

Ouch. That was a mighty collision between Ceri Holland and Lana Golob.

Both players need treatment.

Those throw-ins lead to a corner, which Wales send into the box.

Sophie Ingle rises but gets the contact wrong on her header and the ball rolls wide.

Wales win a couple of throw-ins deep in Slovenian territory.

Throw-ins have rarely felt so good.

Rachel Rowe slaloms one way and then the other - and then drags her shot wide.

It feels like this is going to be tense until the end.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Tonight's attendance is a scarcely credible 12,741.

Only 1,700 people came to the first home qualifier of this campaign.

That, my friends, is proper progress.

The record crowd belt out the Welsh national anthem.

Gemma Grainger said the fans would play a part. Wales need them now.

Another Slovenian change sees Izabela Krizaj come on.

Still no changes for Wales.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Sophie Ingle needs to regroup her players and make sure there are no further yellow cards given.

Slovenia work the free-kick to Lara Prasnikar, but her 20-yard effort is saved comfortably by Laura O'Sullivan.

Now Hayley Ladd is booked for a foul on Kaja Korosec.

Ladd has had a fine game but probably cannot argue.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Wales are in the driving seat at the moment.

Cool heads, calm heads are needed.

Kayleigh Green kicks the ball away to waste time. Sara Agrez pushes her over.

Both players are booked.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

Positive communication is key for Wales here. Lots of these players aren't used to this.

I definitely think they are missing Fishlock's ability to control a game.