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That's a wrap for today's coverage of a comprehensive win for Wales in Kosovo.

That's now two wins from two in Euro 2025 qualifying, and two wins from two for new manager Rhian Wilkinson.

And perhaps equally as impressive as the results has been the nature of the performances.

Wales have been totally dominant against Croatia and Kosovo, scoring 10 goals and conceding none.

Next up in their qualifying campaign is a home game against Ukraine in Llanelli on Friday, 31 May.

That promises to be a tougher game - Ukraine are the second highest ranked team in this group behind Wales.

We hope you can join us again for coverage of that one but, for now, Wales can revel in another excellent performance and result.

Thanks for joining us today and enjoy the rest of your day.

Wales goalscorer Ffion Morgan speaking to BBC Radio Wales Extra:

"I'm buzzing, I looked twice to see if the flag had gone up for offside.

"It's probably on my mother's Facebook already, it's a proud moment for me and my family.

"It was on a plate for me, It was probably harder to miss. It just shows the work we're doing is coming out on the pitch, we created multiple opportunities today.

"I hope with my pace and my ability to get forward that she (Rhian Wilkinson) likes that. She gives me the confidence to get at people, I constantly hear her on the sideline pushing me up the field. That confidence is very helpful.

"Hopefully, I can keep this going and get some more opportunities."

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

I wouldn't say there's a massive change in Wales, I think they're playing just a bit quicker.

The restarts are quicker which is key, hopefully if Wales reach the play-offs we'll see a team full of momentum.

Wales goalscorer Rachel Rowe speaking on BBC Radio Wales Extra:

"I think we needed to find our feet. It's a small pitch and we had to adjust to a compact game.

"I think we did especially in the second half, we had multiple attempts and it was a convincing win for us.

"We have such a diverse group in experience, I think we've got leaders in this squad, it doesn't matter how many caps you've got, we all play our part."

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Croatia's match with Ukraine has just started, and it remains 0-0.

Here's how Wales' group currently looks.

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A resounding win for Wales in Kosovo then.

You can read Michael Pearlman's report here.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Collectively there was no messing around from Wales today. They got the job done and got it done well.

I think Rhian Wilkinson will be very pleased with her first window as manger. Ten goals scored and none conceded, great start.

There goes the final whistle. Another dominant display from Wales.

Two games into Rhian Wilkinson's reign and this Euro 2025 qualifying campaign, Wales have two wins having scored 10 goals and conceded none.

A dream start.

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Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

Outstanding, Ceri Holland is brilliant winning that header.

Elise Hughes that is a very smart finish, the perfect afternoon for Wales.

Two minutes into injury time, Kosovo have their first shot of the game.

But substitute Modesta Uka's effort goes wide.

Into the final minute of normal time now.

Wales would be forgiven for taking it easy but, with manager Rhian Wilkinson still urging them on loudly from the touchline, they keep pushing on.

There will be at least four minutes added on.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Easy finish for Elise Hughes. Five goals for Wales and it's well deserved.

She'll be pleased with that. Every striker loves getting a goal.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

If I were to pick a player of the match it would have to be Sophie Ingle in the midfield.

She manages to find that space in the centre of the park while keeping it simple. She's been influential today.

Jess Fishlock has two assists already today and she fancies a goal to mark her 150th cap, but she drags a 20-yard shot wide.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Great delivery in from Ffion Morgan, another chance has gone begging.

We are really seeing what Ffion Morgan is capable of.

Another chance for Wales, this time for substitute Elise Hughes who heads over from Rhiannon Roberts' initial header.

Meanwhile, Mayzee Davies is on for her Wales debut, replacing Josie Green.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

I think what's positive now, is that we're seeing Wales operate a lot more in the opposition penalty area.

The decision making is becoming a lot better, we're getting far more attempts on target.

Big chance for Wales and Sophie Ingle, who volleys over from close range.

It won't affect the result but the Chelsea midfielder will have expected to score there.