Still no changes from Wales, and it doesn't look like Gemma Grainger is considering any.

The Wales manager doesn't tend to turn to her bench that frequently, but could there be a hero-in-waiting sat there?

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Gemma Grainger clearly getting frustrated on the sideline.

Bosnia's fouls are starting to rack up now, and Wales manager Gemma Grainger is not happy on the touchline.

The visitors are getting stuck into Wales, to put it politely.

Here's that disallowed goal from Wales' Kayleigh Green

Bosnia make their first changes of the night.

Merjema Medic and Maja Jelcic come on for Minela Gacanica and Selma Kapetanovic.

The first yellow card of the game goes to Bosnia's Ena Sabanagic for a wild lunge on Rachel Rowe. The Wales defender reacts to the late challenge though and also goes into the book.

Jess Fishlock is starting to run this game in midfield, and she's popping up in all kinds of positions.

A cross from the left looks to have Bosnia in trouble before it's cleared.

What a player she is.

That disallowed goal has helped this crowd rediscover their voice as cries of "Wales" ring around the Cardiff City Stadium.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

What has happened to Wales' intensity from the first half?

A goal seemed inevitable, but full credit to the visitors, things have looked a lot more even after the interval.

Wales still have something of a grip on this game, but they or Bosnia will need to perform a lot better than this to have a chance against Switzerland.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I don't know what more we have to do to score.

For the second time tonight, Kayleigh Green scores but is flagged offside.

It was a lovely through ball from Jess Fishlock and the finish was neat from Green, but she's offside.

There will be a VAR check - and the decision stands. No goal.

Carries Jones gets a Welsh counter-attack going with a fine pass down the left for Kayleigh Green, who goes haring towards the Bosnian box.

Green then plays in Ceri Holland, but her cross is well defended by the visitors.

It's getting frustrating for Wales.

The Barry Horns and the rest of this record crowd are doing everything they can to lift their team.

But Bosnia are doing a good job of spoiling the party so far.

There's a break in play for Rachel Rowe to receive treatment after a strong sliding challenge from Ena Sabanagic.

Rowe's fine to continue, though.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Laura O'Sullivan needs to be absolutely bossing it back there and telling her defenders what she wants them to do.

Ceri Holland drives towards the Bosnian box and sees her cross blocked to earn a corner.

A big roar goes up from the Canton Stand behind the goal but Bosnia clear the danger.

Some encouraging signs for Wales at least.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

The intensity that Bosnia have come out with is causing Wales some problems at the moment.

Almost a calamity at the back for Wales!

A long ball over the top bounces towards goal, and Hayley Ladd heads the ball beyond Laura O'Sullivan and almost into her own net, but Ladd clears the danger just in time.

Wales are slowly rediscovering their touch, with Jess Fishlock making some probing runs and passes from midfield.

Nothing is quite coming off, though, including Fishlock's low cross inside the penalty area.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

Wales haven't come out as they did in the first half and they are not keeping possession very well.