Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Wes Burns looks in a lot of pain and is holding his shoulder having fallen heavily on it.

This doesn't look promising...

Looks like an arm or shoulder injury for Wes Burns and doesn't look like he will continue.

Dan James is preparing to come on.

Little stoppage here for an injury to Wes Burns.

A concern for Wales.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The longer this game goes without Wales scoring the more confidence the opponent grows and it becomes extremely difficult getting that first goal.

It's important in this first 10/15 minutes that Wales set up a nice rhythm and try to get themselves on the scoresheet.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Joe Low has been tidy on the ball, confident when he's brought the ball out from defence and looks like he can pick a pass as he did a minute ago.

He's not had much to do defensively bar one header a few minutes ago.

Should point out, Charlie Savage isn't the only Wales starter tonight whose dad used to play a bit.

Jordan James' dad Tony was a captain at Burton Albion and Newport County and Josh Low, Joe's dad, played for Cardiff City, among others.

More on this fun next-generation theme at half-time.

Iwan Roberts, that man does his research.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

Quite lively by Tjay De Barr there, Wales' players a little bit slow to react.

Liam Walker with his left foot has a decent delivery having played some time with Notts County.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wales are already dominating possession and there's been some good touches in midfield for Charlie Savage and Jordan James, it's important they get in to the game as quickly as possible.

Wes Burns heads clear from a freekick and Gibraltar have a corner.

Wales clear, but still a good little spell for Gibraltar.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales Midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have started on the front foot, they just need to move the ball quickly.

Wales work the ball to Liam Cullen who goes beyond his man and tees up Nathan Broadhead who shoots from distance, but his effort is wide.

The camera has cut to Robbie Savage a few times and unsurprisingly, he's grinning like a Cheshire Cat at his son Charlie making his Wales bow.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Gibraltar have clearly set out to defend and keep the score line respectable, it's up to Wales to break them down.

All Wales possession so far, as you would probably anticipate.

Wales playing with three central defenders.

Wales playing against the team 198th in the world.

Let's see how it goes before I decry it as being a bit negative.

Wes Burns and Neco Williams definitely should have plenty of licence to get forward.

Referee Philip Farrugia from Malta gets us under way in Wrexham.

International football is back in north Wales.

The Racecourse did a fine job with Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, it was rousing.

It's a big night for some of Wales' young players and dare we say it, a big night for Robert Page?

That's the anthems all done here in Wrexham.

We're just moments away from kick-off.

Dave Edwards
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

I think this will be comfortable for Wales, they will be far too good and dominate the ball. They've got too much quality.

I'm looking forward to seeing Regan Poole play, I think he fits in to this Wales team really well.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Racecourse

Dafydd Iwan has been playing his unofficial anthem of Welsh football, Yma o Hyd, on the pitch at the Stok Racecourse.

Pumped? Inspired? Ready to go into battle? It is a friendly against Gibraltar after all.