That's all from us this evening. Wales are one step closer to qualifying for their first World Cup.

It took a bit more time and effort than many might have expected but they had their living legend Jess Fishlock to thank for providing the decisive moment with that spectacular winning goal.

Next up for Gemma Grainger and her players is Tuesday's World Cup play-off final in Switzerland.

Win that and they might still have one more game to get to next year's tournament - but let's revisit that on Tuesday.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your evening and thanks for joining us tonight. Nos da!

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Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC One Wales

They've done it and what a rollercoaster it was, it has been dramatic but we found a way and that's all we needed to do tonight.

Wales goalscorer Jess Fishlock tells Match of the Day Wales: "It's a mixture of emotions right now.

"We could have played a bit better and that's frustrating, but these games are never easy.

"It's a phenomenal moment that I never really thought I would see in a Wales shirt."

Wales manager Gemma Grainger tells Match of the Day Wales: "I'm really happy.

"We've got to the World Cup play-off final. It's job done.

"It's a big game in Switzerland and we know there's still a lot to do.

"Big players turn up in big games and that's what Jess did for this team tonight."

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

There's a resilience in this group we've not seen before.

We've been close before but these players can cope with the pressure.

Wales feel they can do it [World Cup qualification] and that's not a feeling we've had before.

A lovely moment as Rachel Rowe, Jess Fishlock and Angharad James leap up the stands to embrace their families supporting at the Cardiff City Stadium.

They'll enjoy this before heading to Switzerland.

Wales captain Sophie Ingle tells Match of the Day Wales: "I'm so proud of the girls.

"We show resilience, we make it hard for ourselves and keep the fans on the edge of their seats but we got the job done.

"When I started only a couple of hundred of people came to watch, so it's unbelievable we've got to this stage."

There's the final whistle!

Wales are through to the World Cup play-off final against Switzerland on Tuesday.

They were made to work hard for victory by a determined Bosnia-Herzegovina side, but Jess Fishlock's moment of genius was the difference.

Wales taking their time over every throw and set-piece now.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Megan Wynne will be one of the last players that the Bosnian side want to see coming on now.

Another substitution for Wales as Megan Wynne replaces Kayleigh Green, who ran herself into the ground tonight.

Three minutes of added time.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

One great coming off for another great coming on, Jess Fishlock has definitely done her job this evening.

A bit of pinball in the Bosnian box ends with the visitors eventually clearing the ball into touch.

Wales are finishing this game strongly.

A standing ovation for the magnificent Jess Fishlock as she's replaced by Helen Ward.

Wales' record scorer Helen Ward is preparing to come on.

Meanwhile, Scotland have just gone 1-0 up against Austria in extra time as Bristol's Abi Harrison gets the goal in tonight's other World Cup play-off.

There's another stoppage for a Bosnian injury.

Wales don't have to worry so much about time now, though.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Jess Fishlock is really coming out of her shell now, pulling out all the stops for Wales.