Nicholas Pozo is replaced by Joseph Chipolina.

That's two Chipolinas on the pitch.

The two cousins.

Gibraltar do have another Chipolina they can call on but he's not in the squad tonight.

It's a bit of a Ray, Danny and Rod Wallace situation.

Almost a goal for Joe Low! He heads just over from a corner.

Both Low and Poole have looked assured, albeit in easy circumstances.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales' performance is almost perfection this evening.

Two things for Rob Page is that he would probably like another goal to win the half and to keep a clean sheet.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Liam Cullen has been so neat and tidy dropping in to pockets and having an awareness of what is going on around him.

Three Iwan, one for Torquay, one for Barnsley and one for Rotherham.

#KiefferMoorehat-tricks

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

I don't think Kieffer Moore would have asked to stay on but for him, it's not often you get to score three for your country, but I'm not sure how many hattricks he's scored in his career to be honest.

I'm sure Danny Ward would have liked to have had something to do, especially as he's not playing for his club, but it's not that sort of game tonight.

Dan James sees a shot saved.

There has been no change to the pattern of play.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

The changes make sense, you expect Kieffer Moore, Ben Davies and Jordan James to start on Sunday, so some valuable minutes in the legs for those boys, more chances now for the lads coming on to impress.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Charlie Savage deserves a goal, he's worked really well and intelligently, he probably needs to put a bit on physically but that will come with age.

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I suppose instinctively we think wrapping the key Wales players up in cotton wool is the smart play.

But some players - Ben Davies as an example - have lacked minutes this season for their clubs.

This is a good boost for Wales, in terms of fitness and confidence.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

When do you think Rob Page will pull Neco Williams off and bring Owen Beck on?

Williams will definitely start against Croatia and I don't see him playing 90 minutes tonight and on Sunday.

Another dipping shot from Charlie Savage is saved.

He's caught the eye, for sure.

Wayne Hennessey has taken the armband with Ben Davies off.

All about Wrexham tonight and rightly so, but a shout-out to the Newport fans who will be enjoying seeing Regan Poole and Josh Sheehan on the pitch together.

We are back under way.

A slew of substitutions.

Kieffer Moore is off for Tom Bradshaw.

Tom Lockyer is on for Ben Davies.

Jordan James is replaced by Josh Sheehan.

Wayne Hennessey is on for Danny Ward.

Gibraltar bring on Aymen Mouelhi for Jayce Olivero.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have been absolutely terrific, the way they have approached the game has been spot on.

Wales have moved the ball so well, Charlie Savage has been fantastic, he's not wasted a pass and the attitude of these Wales players to play at that intensity, that is what has done the damage.

It's already been a big week for Welsh football with the news of Wales being one of five nations who will host Euro 2028.

Cardiff is potentially being lined up as the host city for the first game of the tournament.

Wales legend Gareth Bale is hopeful Wales will be given the chance to stage the opening game.

Wales is preparing to co-host a major tournament for the first time following Uefa confirmation on Tuesday.

"As a Welshman, I would love for Cardiff to host the opening match," said ex-Wales captain Bale.

"I am sure that's something we will try to push for - we have the stadium and infrastructure for it."

Gareth Bale wants Wales to stage opening tournament game

Could we see this man in the second half?

Owen Beck's great-uncle is a really, really great, great-uncle, especially if you're aspiring to be a top footballer for Liverpool and Wales.

Beck says his great-uncle Ian Rush is an inspiration to him as he prepares to make his Wales debut in Wrexham.

Liverpool legend Rush is Wales men’s second leading scorer with 28 goals.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

The only negative of the first half is the injury to Wes Burns, exactly what Rob Page wouldn't have wanted ahead of Croatia.

Since Kieffer Moore made his debut I don't think anyone has scored more for Wales. If you put the ball in the box, he'll score. Well, he should score, he's 6'5"!

The feeling I'm getting is there's more goals to come from this team in the second half.