That's all from Spain with the first day of the Pinatar Cup wrapped up.

Iceland lead the group thanks to their 2-0 win over Scotland, while Wales' win leaves them second.

Wales face Iceland on Saturday on what now looks like a possibly decisive game.

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Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

Improvements needed for the next game against Iceland.

I think first half we played into Philippines' hands although they looked physical and organised. Wales need to make sure they play their second half as well as the first half.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

A clean sheet for Safia Middleton-Patel is a huge bonus. It's great to see her given the opportunity and obviously to come away with that clean sheet.

That's it.

A win for Wales.

A clean sheet for Safia Middleton-Patel.

Very satisfactory for Gemma Grainger.

Wales running down the clock.

Bit weird against a team who have had one shot.

Seconds left.

Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

To be fair to Elise Hughes, she's had to play in so many positions during her career; she's had to be play in defence, in midfield, on the left and the right wing and up top.

Gemma Grainger needs to decide where her best position is.

Hannah Cain runs clear and crosses to Elise Hughes but the ball is just scrambled clear for a corner via a combination of defender and goalkeeper.

A 17th Wales cap for Elise Hughes, who replaces Kayleigh Green.

Hannah Cain bursts clear but passes to Kayleigh Green when perhaps a shot was the better option.

Hannah Cain hits the side-netting.

She's looked really lively since coming on.

Rachel Rowe feels it should be a corner and tells the referee so with some language I couldn't possibly repeat here.

Kayleigh Green looks to go clear, but Rachel Rowe under-hits her through ball and Green's touch is heavy and the chance is gone.

Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

We've kept enough possession and we're comfortable playing the ball from left to right, however the problem we have is the quality is not good enough with the passing going forward and that is costing us at the moment.

Rachel Rowe's shot deflects just wide of the post after Sophie Ingle's clever corner.

From the corner Charlie Estcourt has a chance, but she fires wide.

Wales have enjoyed 80% possession so far.

It's very comfortable for them.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I generally felt a game like that Switzerland game, Hannah Cain would've made such a difference. What I really like about her is she has two feet, she'll face up and go around with either foot. She's really positive and direct.

Lovely run from Ceri Holland and she cuts inside and shoots but it's a good save from Olivia McDaniel who turns the ball around the post.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The next game will be a far different test compared to this game. I don't think Wales will be allowed to have so much time and possession on the ball.

Wales midfielder Hannah Cain has revealed she had an extremely tough time recovering from knee surgery so it's great to see her out on the pitch winning her second Wales cap.

Cain says she didn't think she would return to football after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament.

Cain sustained a hamstring injury while recovering from the ACL injury, leaving her sidelined for over a year.

"You don't think it will get any worse and then it does," she told BBC Radio Leicester, external.

The 23-year-old made her first start since recovery in Saturday's Women's Super League triumph over Brighton.

Cain sustained the ACL injury while playing for Wales in a friendly match in November 2021 and was ruled out for the remainder of the season.

"It all went really smooth until about eight and a half months in - I was a couple of weeks away from being back in partial training and I ended up tearing my hamstring tendon where they had taken the graft from," she said.

Cain, who had just recovered from a foot injury when she injured her ACL, said she was "really low" during her recovery and did not know whether she would be able to return to professional football.

"I didn't think I would see the day," she added. "I've had a tough injury before with my foot that was really hard to go through, but it was a breeze compared to this one.

"I did really struggle. It was easy for the majority of it physically, but not mentally. Every time I thought I was coming back something else would happen. I'd get another niggle or I wasn't quite ready.

"In hindsight I'm grateful for the hamstring injury because it's given me longer to get even stronger."

Read more: Hannah Cain on struggling to return from ACL injury after year out

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Ceri Holland takes a kick to the face and will need treatment.

Wales makes some changes, with Hannah Cain on for Carrie Jones and Charlie Estcourt has replaced Rhiannon Roberts.

Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

Philippines have dropped back a bit. You can see they are tired.