Tom Bradshaw has waited for a sniff at goal and when it finally arrives he fires tamely into the side-netting.

Looks a little short on confidence.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have stopped pushing, the game is walking pace now almost, this is when teams are difficult to break down because you're not moving that ball.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Liam Cullen has been the one in the second half looking most likely to spark some attacking prowess in to this team, he's been really impressive.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

It's been like a training session this second half, trying to keep the ball and the young players have done well.

It is hard to turn up and beat a team we expect to win against and historically we've found that difficult.

Wales just passing the ball around slowly now.

Game won, foot off the gas, you know the drill.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

That's the first time I've seen Dan James cut in from the right onto his left foot, we've seen him do it plenty of times on his other foot.

He's so unlucky there fair play, shame no one followed the shot in as it came off the post and bounced in the six-yard box.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Gibraltar will celebrate no goals conceded in the second half, they're doubling up on players like Nathan Broadhead and impacting the rhythm of the game.

Dan James rattles the inside of the post as he cuts inside and shoots left-footed.

Unlucky.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Joe Low looks comfortable, he looks strong, composed, mature.

We need players that are ready to step in at the back.

Another obscure Newport reference coming your way now.

Jamie Coombes studied in Cardiff and played some football for Undy Athletic, who were formerly managed by now-Swindon Town boss Michael Flynn.

You don't care about that, I fancy, but that stat is going to go down well on the Chepstow side of Newport, I can tell you.

Ayoub El Hmidi replaces Tjay De Barr and Jamie Coombes is on for Liam Walker.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

I remember when Tom Lockyer first came in to the Welsh squad, his attitude was brilliant, he has worked really hard to fight his way back up the ladder and get his opportunity.

He is there completely on merit now.

I told you about Iwan and the stats didn't I?

Properly does his research, that one.

He'd make a good reporter.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales have put some great balls into the box in this second half but no one has got on the end of them.

Tom Bradshaw hasn't had the best start to this season and has missed his last three games, he's not scoring the goals he was last season.

The stats tell the story after 65 mins.

Wales have had 79% possession, 24 shots at goal and 11 on target.

It's like a training match for them.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Harry Wilson on is another odd substitution, he's started six of his last seven games for Fulham.

For him, warm up properly, don't go into any challenges where he can get injured, just see enough of the ball and stay safe. The last thing Wales need is another injury.

Harry Wilson replaces Neco Williams, north Wales for north Wales.

Gibraltar replace Ethan Jolley with Evan De Haro.

Gibraltar, holding out for a hero, turn to De Haro.

I'm sorry.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wales are still in complete control, the intensity has dropped off a bit with the way they are moving the ball around, I think they need to get players high and wide and switch the ball really quickly, they just need a little bit more pace.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

You will never get a better ball than that one from Neco Williams.

Hit as hard as possible across the six yard box and all it needs is a touch.

Another Wales cross flashes across the box.

Close to a fifth.

It'll come.