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So that's all from us at the Cardiff City Stadium after a thumping win for Wales.

That won't quite make up for not qualifying for Euro 2022, but Wales certainly got a measure of revenge over a Northern Ireland team that were totally outplayed.

Wales, silly as it sounds, might be disappointed to only win 4-1, such was their dominance.

It sets Wales up nicely for their trip to Portugal next week, while Northern Ireland will look to the future under a new manager.

Thanks for following along with us, have a good evening and a lovely Easter weekend.

Nos da.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I thought Hannah Cain was fantastic tonight. It is looking promising for the future.

You talk to the players and Wales seems to be their priority and you can see that.

Wales goalscorer Hannah Cain told BBC Two Wales: "You can tell from the smile on my face, I can't stop smiling and I'm absolutely buzzing.

"I really wanted to score tonight and I did it, I told everyone beforehand and the girls did so well, I'm so chuffed.

"I thought I was fast but those two girls (Ceri Holland and Rachel Rowe) are so quick, I wouldn't want to be any defence against us."

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Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Wales stepped off the gas in the second half but overall it has been far too easy for Wales.

It has been great to see them take those opportunities because in the past they have squandered chances. Lauren Wade did provide the best finish of the game though for Northern Ireland.

There we are.

A thumping win for Wales and a difficult night for Northern Ireland.

Stick with us for some reaction.

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Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Cymru Fyw

It's been a positive night for Wales, Gemma Grainger will be pleased with the team performance and with individual performances. Ready for the next challenge now.

Another mistake by Shannon Turner who misses a cross but the ball just evades Ffion Morgan and the visitors clear.

Wales managing the game well.

They will be kicking themselves not to have won this 4-0.

Ella Powell has looked bright since coming on.

Her cross is just cut-out.

We will have five added minutes.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Cymru Fyw

Jess Fishlock has starred again tonight, as have so many others for Wales.

I've been really impressed by Ceri Holland and I've been enjoying watching Elise Hughes too. She brings something different to this Wales side.

Unsurprisingly the flow of the game has gone with 11 changes by both sides, Northern Ireland looking at damage limitation now.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

This has surprised me so far tonight because I thought it was going to be closer than this.

Last action for Jess Fishlock, she's replaced by Megan Wynne.

Chloe McCarron fouls Jess Fishlock and should be booked, before Laura Rafferty goes into the book for a challenge that was perfectly fair.

Either a referee mistake or mistaken identity there.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

Rhiannon Roberts is such a steady player for Wales. She has really improved her attacking game and is such a consistent performer.

Sophie Ingle gets on the end of an Angharad James cross, but her shot is deflected wide.

Wales still pushing to their credit despite the game being won.

Now substitute Rebecca Holloway goes into the book.

Just the 10 substitutions so far in the second-half.

Esther Morgan is replaced by Ella Powell.

Northern Ireland send on Laura Rafferty and Kerry Beattie for Caragh Hamilton and Kelsie Burrows.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

It is important Wales respond to this in the right manner and make sure they get back on the ball.