Iceland look to go clear, but Hayley Ladd senses the danger and clears.

Chaos from Wales.

Hayley Ladd plays it back to Laura O'Sullivan who totally misses the ball and then casually follows the ball back, eventually clearing on the line before Iceland can squeeze it home.

But that is shocking defending - Wales nearly gifted Iceland a goal.

Jess Fishlock is inches away from sending Rachel Rowe clear with a lovely pass.

Inventive play from Wales' most-capped player.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I think Wales have been far better in the opening 15 minutes in terms of tempo and quickness of play.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Iceland don't have huge amount of possession but they take their chances really well, Wales will have to be wary of just how clinical they can be.

A wild backpass from Hayley Ladd and Laura O'Sullivan can only slice it out for a corner.

From the corner, O'Sullivan has to acrobatically tip the ball away.

Testing moments for Wales.

Image source, FAW

A chance for Wales, Jess Fishlock finds space and she might shoot herself but instead she picks out Rachel Rowe, but her effort is curled well over the bar.

A sharper Jess Fishlock probably shoots there, but she's in pre-season mode with her club side OL Reign.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The mentality from Wales this evening is pleasing to see, from the goal-kicks they are starting high.

Iceland are not very confident coming out from the back, hence Wales with Kayleigh Green leading the line are really keen to press high.

Decent start for Wales.

They are the aggressors in this game so far, they are pressing high and effectively.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

You know what you are going to get with Kayleigh Green, she will work hard up top.

Wales are deploying Jess Fishlock in her favoured role behind Kayleigh Green.

That means Rachel Rowe is playing as a left winger ahead of Lily Woodham with Ceri Holland switching from left to right wing.

Some early possession for Wales.

Kayleigh Green pressures the goalkeeper, but Iceland get a lucky bounce and can clear.

We are under way in Spain.

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Like Elis James eloquently said, watching this video makes you feel happy...

Wales goalkeeper Safia Middleton-Patel said she cried "happy tears" following her debut in their 1-0 Pinatar Cup win over Philippines.

Middleton-Patel signed her first professional contract for Manchester United in January, and is now an international goalkeeper after a whirlwind two months.

The teams are out and the Welsh national anthem is currently being belted out by the players and Wales' small contingent of supporters.

Could Gemma Evans cap her big night with a goal?

Evans scored her only international goal against Kazakhstan in a World Cup qualifier in Llanelli in 2021.

Defender Gemma Evans says winning her 50th Wales cap tonight is "absolutely out of this world".

Evans, 26, plays in Wales' Pinatar Cup game against Iceland as she becomes the latest player to reach the landmark for her country.

Evans made her Wales debut in June 2016, a 2-0 home defeat to Norway during qualifying for Euro 2017.

"I wanted to get there but I don't think I believed in myself that I would," said Evans.

"For me it's a massive honour, as a kid I dreamt of being a professional footballer and representing Wales.

"But to get to 50 is absolutely out of this world, I'm so happy for myself and proud because of the barriers I've faced.

"And to do it with these girls, I couldn't ask for a better bunch, and it will be a proud moment for me, my family and my friends."

Read more: Gemma Evans feeling 'out of this world' ahead of 50th Wales cap

We have already had some Pinatar Cup action today.

Scotland edged past Philippines to secure their first win in this year's competition after a much-improved second-half performance.

Pedro Martinez Losa's side led at the break through Lauren Davidson's deflected effort, but were blunt in attack, having just two shots in the first 45 minutes.

The introduction of Real Madrid's Caroline Weir at half-time brought some much-needed class, and she teed up fellow substitute Rachel Corsie from a corner to double Scotland's lead.

Ma Serrano pulled one back for Philippines late on with a free-kick, but Scotland saw out the remainder of the game to keep their hopes of glory alive.

Read more: Scotland 2-1 Philippines

Read more: Scotland 2-1 Philippines - as it happened

Cap number 138 for Jess Fishlock.

What a remarkable career.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at the Pinatar Arena

Iceland manager Thorsteinn Halldorsson has made eight changes from their 2-0 win over Scotland on Wednesday.

Only captain Glodis Viggosdottir of Bayern Munich, Aslaug Gunnlaugsdottir and Sveindis Jane Jonsdottir retain their place in the starting 11.

Olof Sigridur Kristinsdottir, who scored both goals against Scotland, is on the bench.

Iceland: Runarsdottir, Arnardottir, Eiriksdottir, Gunnlaugsdottir, G Jonsdottir, S.J. Jonsdottir, Magnusdottir, Thorvaldsdottir, Vidarsdottir, Viggosdottir, Vilhjalmsdottir

Subs: S Sigurdardottir, Ivarsdottir, Albertsdottir, Andradottir, Asgrimsdottir, Brynjarsdottir, Halldorsdottir, Johannsdottir, Kristinsdottir, I Sigurdardottir, Zomers