Ceri Holland drives forward for Wales and tries her luck from distance.

The connection is decent but she pulls the shot wide.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It was a decent header but she was left unmarked, you can't leave that much space against a team that's much higher ranked than yourselves.

Wales will be so disappointed. I know how much work goes into defensive set-pieces and planning for them.

Really disappointing for Wales to concede in that manner, she took it well but she shouldn't have been afforded that much time and space.

That must be frustrating for Gemma Grainger.

Her side started the game confidently, controlling possession and territory in the opening stages, but find themselves behind.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavik

The Iceland fans in attendance with their first thunderclap of the evening.

Takes you back to that remarkable run by their men's national team at the 2016 European Championship.

Both the men's and women's national teams have represented the country incredibly well considering they have a population of around 375,000.

Wales are very fortunate not to go behind.

A mistake by Lily Woodham lets Iceland in on the right and her cross is only parried by Olivia Clark.

The ball drops invitingly to Sandra Jessen but her shot is brilliantly blocked by Rhiannon Roberts.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Iceland haven't had too many opportunities to go forward but it seems like the right-hand side is one they'd like to utilise.

The drummer we mentioned earlier is now leading Iceland's trademark thunderclap.

Neat build-up play from Wales ends with Carrie Jones taking aim from 20 yards, but her shot is deflected and that means an easy save for Telma Ivarsdottir.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavik

With Denmark beating Germany in the other game in League A3 today, there is a real chance for both Iceland and Wales to get an early advantage in the group.

You would not know Iceland are ranked 15 places above Wales based on the opening stages. Gemma Grainger will be delighted with what she has seen so far.

Now Iceland have a first attempt on goal as Dilja Zomers shoots from distance, but the ball rolls wide.

Iceland threaten for almost the first time as Hlin Eiriksdottir finds space on the right, but her cross is cleared by Gemma Evans.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC One Wales

It's a really positive start for Wales.

Iceland have set up with two banks of four and that allows Wales the opportunity for Wales to create overloads in midfield.

We have seen a bit of joy already.

Wales have another sight of goal and once again it's Kayleigh Green who tries her luck, this time with a long-range lob which drifts wide.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That was a chance for Kayleigh Green, a really good delivery. That's what I like about Lily Woodham, she offers balance on the left-hand side.

For many years we didn't have that without a natural left-footed player.

She's come in and made the left-back spot her own, not just in open play but in her set pieces as well.

It's all Wales in the opening stages.

Wales earn first corner of the night. Lily Woodham delivers and Kayeigh Green is in space at the far post, but the Charlton forward heads over.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It's been pretty controlled so far from Wales, finding their way, calm in possession without causing any problems so not too bad.

Gemma Grainger is going to have to shout back to her bench for a conversation - it's a long way.

Wales come forward once more through Kayleigh Green, who looks to find Carrie Jones in the penalty area but the Icelandic defence close the door.

The first half-chance of the night goes to Wales, as Kayleigh Green has time to lay the ball off in the area but Jess Fishlock shoots over.

It's a promising start for the visitors.