We are back under way and Wales get straight back on the front foot, with Wes Burns cutting in from the left only to lift a shot over from 20 yards.

Wales make their final change, with David Brooks on for Nathan Broadhead.

The Ipswich forward did okay in his first start for Wales.

We have another water break.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Joe Rodon got up really well just not able to generate enough power.

Nice and comfortable for the keeper.

Aaron Ramsey's corner is headed goalwards by Joe Rodon but Kim Seung-gyu saves comfortably.

Wales are enjoying the best spell of possession and pressure they have had in this game.

Simon Church
Former Wales striker Simon Church on BBC Radio Wales

I think the crowd needed that.

That's what we were talking about - the different dynamic of bringing Kieffer Moore in.

You get quality balls into the box and that's what he can do.

I don't know how it didn't hit the post and hit Aaron Ramsey on the way out.

Wales threaten again, with Nathan Broadhead taking aim from 20 yards and watching as his deflected shot spins wide of the target.

Wales come as close as they have all night as an enterprising move ends with Chris Mepham, of all people, driving into the area and lifting a cross towards Kieffer Moore, whose header back across the face hit the post.

The goalkeeper was beaten all ends up.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on S4C

I'm happy to see some changes and other players getting an opportunity especially Wes Burns.

I'm just hoping Aaron Ramsey doesn't get an injury ahead of Latvia.

Simon Church
Former Wales striker Simon Church on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have shown glimpses.

It's obviously very hot - we've all played in those games where the tempo slows down when it's boiling.

Wes Burns has replaced Neco Williams at left-wingback, with Josh Sheehan and Joe Morrell now making up an all-League One central midfield.

Aaron Ramsey is further forward, trying to support from Kieffer Moore from the right.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Ben Davies can do everything, he does everything well.

His experience is missed when he's not there, the other two centre-backs have plenty of caps between them but miss that experienced head.

Three changes for Wales with, somewhat surprisingly, Aaron Ramsey among those coming on.

Ipswich's Wes Burns and Bolton midfielder Josh Sheehan are also on, with Neco Williams, Harry Wilson and Jordan James making way.

South Korea carve another shooting chance - though it is from distance once more - but Hwang In-beom drags his effort wide.

The hour mark is close - and there are more substitutions coming.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Aaron Ramsey is among the Wales players currently warming up on the sideline.

Surely he won't get on the pitch tonight, will he? Particularly given his recent workload with Cardiff City ahead of Monday's crucial clash with Latvia.

We shall see.

South Korea's fans rise in expectation as their team work the ball neatly to Son Heung-min just outside the box, but the skipper lifts a left-foot shot wide of the target.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales need to keep their discipline. Keeping a clean sheet is most important for Wales.

Individual mistakes have been the problem for Rob Page, you just can't account for those things.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

South Korea are only getting one player in the box, Son Heung-min's outside the box and then there are four or five players outside the box as well.

They don't even have to break a neck to get in there, just make a run and get an opportunity.

Joe Rodon gets himself in a tangle, presenting Cho Gue-sung with a chance to run into the box, but Connor Roberts is back to cover his old mate from the Swansea City development squad.