Iceland cross dangerously but it's a fantastic interception by Hayley Ladd who reads the danger brilliantly.

Lily Woodham has been a huge positive for Wales in the Pinatar Cup so far.

She's really shown the value of having a natural left-back in the side and has allowed Rachel Rowe to fulfil a variety of roles further forward.

Win, win.

A finely poised game.

Can either side find a winner?

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Hannah Cain looks really sharp after her long injury lay-off.

The Leicester City livewire will feel she's making up for lost time as she wins her third Wales cap.

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Dilja Zomers, Dagny Brynjarsdottir and Olof Sigridur Kristinsdottir are on for Iceland in place of Karolina Vilhjalmsdottir, Bergling Thorvaldsdottir and Glodis Viggosdottir while Jess Fishlock is replaced by Hannah Cain.

The ball hits the corner flag and Ceri Holland reacts sharply and puts in a fantastic cross, but Iceland clear for a corner.

Gemma Grainger has really underlined Phil's point about the weather by wearing this absolutely massive coat, which hardly screams 'Spain'.

That is the sort of massive coat you wear if you know what Freddie Prinze Jr and Jennifer Love Hewitt did last summer.

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Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at the Pinatar Arena

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The Red Wall are still making their voices heard out here in Pinatar.

To my eyes there are around 50 Welsh fans, bucket hats and all, gathered in the stand near the halfway line.

Gemma Evans is getting plenty of chants her way, the majority of which are singing her name to the tune of 'Bread of Heaven'.

Sophie Ingle mistimes a tackle and takes a yellow card as Iceland look to break.

Rachel Rowe cuts inside and her shot is blocked for a corner.

Positive wing play from Rowe.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I like the attitude when you have a sight of goal to shoot, but when you have got a player in a far better position, just roll the ball across.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Ceri Holland has brought a lot since she has come to this Wales side under Gemma Grainger, a lot of energy.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The weight of pass and accuracy from Kayleigh Green was slow to Jess Fishlock, it gave the Icelandic team time to get back in to their shape better and Wales lost the options.

In those situations, Wales have to be better.

Another quick Wales break and Ceri Holland has a shot on goal, but fires over.

Had she looked up, Jess Fishlock was in acres of space and wide open.

The wrong option.

Kayleigh Green squares the ball for Jess Fishlock with Wales in a four-on-three situation, but Green's pass lacks power and therefore so does Jess Fishlock's shot, which allows Cecilia Runarsdottir to make a routine save.

A better tempo from Iceland since the restart, they look sharper.

Ceri Holland receives a yellow card for trying to block a quick Iceland throw-in.

Iceland win an early corner and Wales struggle to deal with it.

Eventually Laura O'Sullivan claims after Iceland send the ball back into the box.

We are back under way.

No changes from Wales, Laura O'Sullivan and Kayleigh Green are both back out.

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That's half-time.

Wales on the front foot, but no goals to show for it.

We will be back shortly.

Two minutes to be added on.