Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

The errors are frustrating and they do come against the top nations more frequently, I think Wales are better than this.

I don't expect any substitutions yet, I think Wales will ride it out, they are 2-0 down but keeping a back five at the moment is crucial not to concede anymore at this point.

The corner comes to nothing and that's that for the first half in Viborg.

Wales looked comfortable to start the game, limiting the Danish threat with a back five.

But two lapses in concentration have been costly.

The first left Amalie Vangsgaard unmarked in the box to head in the opener before Angharad James gifted the ball back to Denmark for Sofie Bredgaard to double the lead.

Plenty to do now in the second half and a big half-time team talk needed by Gemma Grainger.

Amalie Vangsgaard once again gets in behind the Wales defence but cannot beat Olivia Clark who does well to turn the shot behind for a corner.

One minute will be added on.

Denmark are looking for a third before the break, full-backs Sofie Svava and Frederikke Thordersen have looked particularly threatening down the wings.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Wales look like they're most dangerous when the midfielders get on the ball - Sophie Ingle, Angharad James and Jess Fishlock.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

A better first half performance than the home fixture but very frustrating to concede two goals already with our compact back five.

This is the best spell in the game for Wales, and a first real shot.

It comes from Jess Fishlock, but her powerful effort just lifts too high and over the bar.

This is better from the visitors though.

Jayne Ludlow
Former Wales manager on Match of the Day Wales

When you play the top teams they punish you when those errors happen, especially that close to the goal.

Another chance for Wales to break as they pinch the ball back in the centre circle.

Jess Fishlock picks out Ffion Morgan but she is immediately crowded out by three Danish shirts.

Wales have a rare chance to break, but Ffion Morgan's through ball looking for Carrie Jones is too firm and easily collected by Lene Christensen.

Jayne Ludlow
Former Wales manager on Match of the Day Wales

What I would like to see from Wales is to be a little bit more aggressive on that first press.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Another good finish but Sofie Bredgaard was in acres of space, Angharad James made an uncharacteristic mistake and unfortunately that sees Wales 2-0 down for a defensive error.

Let's take a look back at that opening goal.

The ball does strike a Danish arm but from very close range and not away from the body. Think that's the correct decision from the referee.

The cross is not dealt with at the first attempt by the Denmark defence and the Welsh players are appealing for a penalty for handball.

Referee Sandra Bastos does not agree, and waves away the appeals.

Another chance for a cross from a free-kick just inside the Danish half for Wales.

It will be Lily Woodham to take.

Jayne Ludlow
Former Wales manager on Match of the Day Wales

It's a free header within the six yard box. It's a disappointing one for Wales.

The warning signs had been there for Wales before the goal.

Denmark have not lost to a team ranked outside the top 20 since 2017 and they have really stamped their authority on this game so far.