Latvia have shown positive signs in the final stages of this first-half.

Janis Ikaunieks crosses to Roberts Uldrikis who heads just wide.

Much better from the hosts, but a sign that Wales could well need a second goal.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent on BBC Radio Wales

Aaron Ramsey really has been a servant to Wales.

He's in the top seven of Wales appearances, and when it comes to goals he's in the top six goals scored as well.

Latvia create their first chance, and they go so close to equalising!

Roberts Savalnieks' cross is headed backwards by Joe Rodon, and Janis Ikaunieks heads at Danny Ward who, at the second time of asking, claws the ball behind for a corner.

It's whipped into the Wales box, but Raimonds Krollis can't volley into an empty net at the back post.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent on BBC Radio Wales

Wales really should be three or four up now.

Jordan James is clumsily brought down by Andrejs Ciganiks.

Connor Roberts goes berserk, but no yellow card is given.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Just hit the target!

The keeper is nowhere near anything - he looks really, really nervous. Just hit the target.

Aaron Ramsey finds Brennan Johnson who cuts on to his left foot before unleashing a low driven strike just wide.

If Wales can get a second, you'd feel there's no way back for Latvia.

Seconds later, Harry Wilson fires straight at Roberts Ozols. Wales are dominant here.

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Jordan James and Ethan Ampadu have looked so composed in midfield.

Wales go direct on the right wing. Brennan Johnson does really well to keep the ball in play and cross to Neco Williams who cuts on to his right before curling just wide.

That's another big chance for the visitors.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Riga

Wales have only lost one game in which Aaron Ramsey has scored, which bodes well.

That's his 21st goal for Wales and his 100th senior career goal.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent on BBC Radio Wales

Rambo rattles it in in Riga and Rob Page will lead the celebrations.

That was one cool penalty.

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VAR checks for a possible offside in the build-up, but the penalty stands.

Aaron Ramsey steps up to take the spot-kick.

The Wales captain rolls it home! Wales lead.

Harry Wilson is fouled by Kaspars Dubra in the box and Wales are awarded a penalty.

Dubra is yellow carded by referee Michal Oceanas.

Neco Williams crosses from the left wing towards Connor Roberts whose header is well saved by Roberts Ozols.

The Wales wing-backs combining well there.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent on BBC Radio Wales

You just wonder if they can get one whether that will open the floodgates.

The Red Wall belt out a rendition of 'Sing a song for Speedo' in tribute to the late Gary Speed.

You'd imagine the Wales supporters will be pleased with their side's efforts so far.

Danny Ward has been a spectator, in fairness.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

We should be at least 2-0 up by now.

I think the fluency of the play is good, my only concern is whether the boys have got their shooting boots on.

They're creating so many chances, I don't think Latvia will offer us any problems - so if we can get the first goal I think we can get a hatful.

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The tempo has just slowed down a little in the last few minutes.

Wales remain happy to stay patient and retain possession where possible, but, as we've seen already, they're creating chances.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Riga

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Wales supporters are outnumbering those from Latvia inside the compact Skonto Stadium in Riga.

It has the feel of a home game for Robert Page’s men, save for the pocket of black-shirted Latvian ultras behind Danny Ward’s goal.

Harry Wilson goes close this time.

The Fulham star finds space just outside the Latvia 18-yard box. His shot takes a big deflection off Kaspars Dubra, but goalkeeper Roberts Ozols is alert enough to pounce on the ball.

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent on BBC Radio Wales

Rob Page in his 37th game at the helm will want to make the most of the early pressure that Wales have had.

It's been all Wales in the opening minutes.