So that's it from the Pinatar Arena this evening as a draw leaves the competition up for grabs.

You can read Phil Marsh's match report from Spain here as Wales and Iceland held each other to a stalemate.

The result means three sides can still win the 2023 Pinatar Cup ahead of Wales' final match with Scotland on Tuesday, when Iceland face Philippines.

Thanks for following along with us, have a nice evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That was a really simple ball that Wales should be defending better, they should not be cut open by that, Laura O'Sullivan committed then stopped, she had to fully commit.

Full-time and it's 0-0 and a point apiece.

The Pinatar Cup remains wide open.

Iceland and Wales have four points, Scotland have three.

Wales so lucky there.

Sveindis Jonsdottir is inches away from winning it for Iceland!

Laura O'Sullivan races out of goal and doesn't get there, but Jonsdottir just misses the post with her effort.

We will have three added minutes.

Time running out for a winning goal.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

From a Welsh perspective there, it is really poor defending.

Iceland win a corner but Sveindis Jonsdottir makes awful contact with a completely free shot.

Poor defending from Wales just as I praised their defending.

Dagny Brynjarsdottir shoots and Rhiannon Roberts takes the ball in the face making a brave block.

That's why Wales rarely concede.

Carrie Jones replaces Kayleigh Green.

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Kayleigh Green is down again and needs treatment.

I don't think she will be carrying on this time, silly to take any risks.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

There have been a couple of nice tricks and flicks in the final third.

Lily Woodham crosses and Cecilia Runarsdottir has to catch the ball on her line.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

There's so many aspects Wales can take from this game, however, it always boils back down with Wales to that final third.

Ceri Holland wins a corner and the goalkeeper completely misses the ball, but Gemma Evans just can't turn it in at the back post.

What a story that would have been on the night she wins her 50th cap.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Angharad James has had a few occasions where her first touch has been heavy and put her under pressure, although the same could be said about many others in the Welsh side.

Gwennan rightly points out Wales have dominated in terms of shots, they have had eight, to Iceland's one.

Only three on target from Wales.

And as I type that, Sveindis Jonsdottir has the second Iceland shot of the game, off target.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales had that spell when they had two chances in a row but it has quietened down since then, they will be happy they are creating chances.

They have created more opportunities but have been a bit wasteful.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Really pleasing to see Hannah Cain being given another opportunity.