Sena Agrez fires a deep free-kick into the Wales box, but Lana Golob can only head wide.

Kayleigh Green is forced off the field after a bit of treatment but she looks okay and is back on.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Gemma Grainger will be happy with the way Wales have got themselves back into the game.

Wales seem to have grown a bit of belief, but that quality, the weight of the pass in the final third.

When you do get the opportunity in international football, you have to be ruthless.

Hayley Ladd does well to head Lara Prasnikar's cross clear, but Spela Kolbl follows up and drives in a shot.

Happily for Wales, the ball flashes over the top.

It is end to end for the moment.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Wales seem to have settled. They had a really rough opening 20 minutes with Slovenia way on top.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

We look dangerous on the attack but not as clinical as we would like to be.

Wales come forward through Kayleigh Green and her cross fins Sophie Ingle.

Her volley drifts narrowly wide.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

If I wasn't tense before kick-off, I definitely I am now.

Slovenia have edged it but that Carrie Jones chance is what we want to see more of.

In transition I think Wales have the best chance of scoring and they need to score first I think.

Slovenia continue to look menacing here.

A fine burst forward ends with skipper Mateja Zver shooting from 20 yards.

Fortunately for Wales, her effort drifts narrowly over the top.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Good to see that Wales are on the attack and giving Slovenia something to think about.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

It's better - quick play by Wales, a first-time pass from Sophie Ingle and that's where we want to see Carrie Jones.

A first chance for Wales comes on the counter-attack after Slovenia lose possession on the edge of the home box.

Ceri Holland and Sophie Ingle combine to feed Carrie Jones, who cuts in from the left but sees her shot saved.

That's better from Wales.

Wales men and Swansea City midfielder Joe Allen is watching on at the Cardiff City Stadium.

So too is Gemma Grainger's men's counterpart, Rob Page.

It has been a game of few chances so far.

The one big opportunity fell to Slovenia - courtesy of a Welsh error.

Gemma Grainger will want more from her team in the final third.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Wales are overplaying. That's the third time a pass across the backline has been intercepted.

If you ae unsure, you just need to turn the other defence around.

Now Spela Kolbl drives forward for Slovenia and it looks for a moment as though she has opened Wales up, but Rachel Rowe's fine challenge saves the home side.

Rhiannon Roberts sends a ball forward and for a moment Slovenia look like getting themselves in a tangle.

Eventually goalkeeper Zala Mersnik clears with Kayleigh Green hunting her down.

Wales have steadied the ship a little after that spell of Slovenian pressure, though a couple of set-pieces in decent areas come to nothing.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

Wales are a threat at set-pieces with their aerial presence - Gemma Evans, Rhiannon Roberts, Kayleigh Green.

Carrie Jones turns neatly near halfway and wins her team a free-kick.

Wales need more of that.