Wales are having a bit more of the ball in the last few minutes but not really threatening with it.

Carrie Jones wins a free-kick for Wales just inside the Denmark half.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

It will be quite frightening for Wales that Josefine Hasbo is coming on, she is seen as the next Pernille Harder.

The first change of the day comes from the hosts, as a slightly hobbling Mille Gejl is replaced by Josefine Hasbo.

Denmark with a rare error in their own half as Wales win back possession, but as Ffion Morgan looks to shoot Isabella Bryld Obaze gets in a brilliant tackle to clear.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales in Viborg, Denmark

Against lower ranked sides, Wales probably get away with both of the mistakes that led to Danish goals.

But at this level, the top teams take their chances.

Painful lessons for sure, but games like these should help Wales in the long-term.

Jayne Ludlow
Former Wales manager on Match of the Day Wales

The second half reflects what we've seen in the game so far, Denmark are controlling the ball and they're dominating the ball.

The second Danish corner eventually falls to Sanne Troelsgaard at the back post but Rhiannon Roberts again does well to thwart the attack and finally Wales clear their lines.

Rhiannon Roberts turns the first corner behind for another.

Plenty of pressure from the hosts to start this second half.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Denmark are very good at retaining possession and very clinical in the final third that's something Wales are lacking at the moment.

A big chance for Denmark to go three up early in this second half.

Frederikke Thordersen continues to threaten down the right and her cross goes over the head of Olivia Clark.

Thankfully for Wales, Josie Green arrives just before Sofie Svava at the back post to just divert the ball behind for a corner and save a certain goal.

Corner to Denmark.

Both teams are unchanged from the first half by the way.

An early cross from Denmark in the second half is well gathered by Olivia Clark.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on Match of the Day Wales

I think the shape has been positive, it's much better than we were against Germany.

I'm sure Gemma Grainger will want to tighten that up in the second half but I think it's a really positive change.

We are back under way in Viborg.

Second half fast approaching.

Lots to do in the second half for Wales but they showed some promising signs at the end of the first.

Only five years ago Olivia Clark was playing seventh-tier football, now she is Wales' first-choice goalkeeper.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on MOTD Wales

Credit to Demark they're two really well-worked goals but they are definitely avoidable.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on Match of the Day Wales

This is the type of quality Wales are up against.

A moment at half time to appreciate Sofie Bredgaard's well taken second.