Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

To be fair it was a fantastic finish.

Unfortunately it came from a Wales attack, they were in Iceland's 18-yard box, they were just trying to walk it in.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on MOTD Wales

It's getting to that point of the game where it's just a little bit scrappy and Wales are looking a little bit desperate.

They are careless on the final ball because they so desperately want that goal to send them on their way to hopefully another couple.

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It's just not happening for Wales.

Jess Fishlock does well to control a firm pass but, more than 20 yards out, the midfield great gets her shot wrong and it goes well wide.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on MOTD Wales

The start of this second half hasn't been as positive as the first half, we're struggling to create opportunities like we did.

But the positive is Gemma [Grainger] has made a change already and Ffion Morgan is on as well, and that's not something we've seen in the past.

Maybe there's a change of shape coming.

You've got to take chances now.

Wales make another change, and it seems to be an attacking one as Ffion Morgan replaces right-back Rhiannon Roberts.

Iceland make two changes with Bryndis Arna Nielsdottir and Alexandra Johannsdottir coming on for goalscorer Hildur Antonsdottir and Hlin Eiriksdottir.

There's a break in play as Wales keeper Olivia Clark receives some treatment, but it looks like she's able to continue.

Iceland are comfortable now, keeping possession and looking to put this game to bed.

Elise Hughes is the top scorer in the Championship this season, with 11 goals so far for Crystal Palace.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I have watched Elise Hughes coming through the ranks, she has been phenomenal.

The corner comes to nothing and Wales make their first change as striker Elise Hughes comes on for Kayleigh Green.

If Wales are going to pull this off, Ceri Holland is surely going to play a big part.

Once again, the Liverpool player has the beating of Iceland's defenders with a darting run down the right which results in a corner for Wales.

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Nia Jones
Former Wales international on MOTD Wales

It's freezing here but things are really heating up.

It's almost a calamity of errors again.

It's a brilliant spot by the referee, Hayley Ladd does exceptionally well to get something on it.

What a let-off for Wales

Only half an hour left now. Wales are running out of time.

Simon Davies
BBC commentator on MOTD Wales

It's been a less inspiring start for Wales in the second half.

In the first they really came out of the starting blocks, but it's all Iceland at the moment.

Iceland think they have a second goal but it is disallowed for handball.

Olivia Clark makes a fine save from Sanra Jessen's volley, and then Hlin Eiriksdottir follows up and hits the post before the ball bounces up and hits her arm before she backheels into the net.

A good decision by referee Esther Staubli.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

They [Wales] just need to get the shot off and test the goalkeeper at least.

In these conditions, it's really really difficult for the goalkeeper, your fingertips are numb.

It doesn't matter how good your gloves are, mistakes can be made really easily.

A rare Icelandic attack produces a corner for the visitors as Selma Sol Magnusdottir's cross is blocked.

She then has a shot which is also blocked for another corner, from which Hlin Eiriksdottir heads narrowly but is penalised for a foul on Wales keeper Olivia Clark in any case.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on MOTD Wales

There is no point in panicking now.

There are options off the bench - Ffion Morgan, Carrie Jones and Elise Hughes - but they need to come early enough to be able to make an impact

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on MOTD Wales

It's really important that we don't panic.

We are in control, we are dominating possession, but we have to find a way to turn chances into goals.

Whether that is bringing on Elise Hughes who is in immense form at the moment.