As Kath says that, a brilliant freekick from Lily Woodham, but it just evades a Wales head.

Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

I must say once the crosses do reach the box that's when the Philippines feel most uncomfortable so we need to see more of those early and deep crosses from Wales.

A brilliant cross from Rhiannon Roberts, but her effort flashes right across goal without a Wales player getting a decisive touch.

Some lovely passing from Wales but it's one pass too many as Carrie Jones is offside.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Since the last game we played the equal pay has come in which is massive for the future, a landmark occasion and it's set up for the young players that are just starting the game or involved in the game. They now know there's a clear pathway and future in front of them.

Some settled possession for Wales now.

They are beginning to probe for a second with Sophie Ingle and Angharad James gliding around, controlling the game.

Brave goalkeeping from Olivia McDaniel, she gathers the ball even though she knows she can't stop Ceri Holland running straight into her.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

In terms of the play in the final third Wales need to be better and more accurate and quicker. The quality in the delivery needs to be a lot better and I'd like to see more bodies getting forward.

Angharad James sees a shot blocked.

Philippines much more positive at the start of the second half, which should create more attacking space for Wales.

A first real test for Safia Middleton-Patel as substitute Katrina Guillou fires in a shot, but Middleton-Patel produces a strong save.

A big moment for her.

We are back under way.

ICYMI.... This is already a significant year for women's football in Wales.

Wales' men's and women's senior players will be paid the same for representing their country for the first time.

The Football Association of Wales [FAW] have agreed a deal that will see equal pay come into effect immediately with tonight's game the first match since the new agreement was put into place.

The Wales men's senior team have agreed to a 25% pay cut to enable a 25% rise for the women's team that will mean parity for representing Wales.

"I am really happy about the equal pay, it is about equality," Wales boss Gemma Grainger explained.

Read more: Football Association of Wales agree landmark equal pay deal

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Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

Wales 100% deserve to be ahead. I think if they would've been disappointed to finish the half without a goal.

The Philippines will be a bit angry conceding that penalty right before half time.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

A really cool and composed finish there from Kayleigh Green and great time to get the opener for Wales.

Kayleigh Green's penalty is the last kick of the half!

What a time to score.

See you in a few minutes.

Penalty to Wales!

Dominique Randle brings down Rhiannon Roberts.

I think Wales' passing has been fine, but not arguing with Kath Morgan is one of the first things they teach you at journalism school.

Kath Morgan
Cyn-gapten Cymru ar BBC Radio Cymru

Wales need to show a bit more quality in the final third, we're trying to create patterns but unfortunately the quality in the passing hasn't been there so far.