Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

I think in this heat it's important for Wales to keep the ball, make Kosovo chase you and work for it.

I think if Wales remain patient then chances will start to come.

Sophie Ingle is playing a kind of quarerback role for Wales, dictating the tempo at the base of midfield and pinging searching long balls over the Kosovan defence.

Lily Woodham's come close to getting on the end of a couple of them on the left.

There's a little break in play as Kosovo player Lumbardha Misini receives treatment but she's fine to continue.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Great ball down to Ceri Holland on the right-hand side and that's the type of cross we want to see, a dangerous ball making the keeper work.

Chance for Wales. Ceri Holland's powerful shot from a tight angle is saved by Alma Demiri.

Lily Woodham's follow-up cross goes out for a goal kick, but these are promising early signs from Wales.

Wales earn a first corner of the game as Jess Fishlock's shot is blocked.

Rachel Rowe's low delivery almost finds Gemma Evans but Kosovo clear.

Fair play to the 30 or so Wales fans in Kosovo. They're certainly making themselves heard with a few early blasts of Yma o Hyd.

A first flicker of a threat from Wales as Charlie Estcourt's cross from the right evades everyone in the Kosovan penalty area.

A loose pass in midfield from Wales threatens to open the door for a Kosovo counter-attack but Wales keeper Olivia Clark is on hand to sweep up.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

A very tricky surface, which might prove difficult for Wales.

Kosovo are showing their intent early moving up the pitch nicely.

Kosovo enjoy an early spell of possession, with some touches for captain Ereleta Memeti.

Keeping the ball will be important in this heat, with temperatures as high as 27 degrees Celsius in Kosovo.

Bulgarian referee Galiya Echeva blows her whistle and it's Wales who get this game started in Kosovo.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

What a fantastic start to Rhian's reign, four goals and a clean sheet.

I'm looking forward to hopefully more of the same today.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Jess Fishlock is the ultimate professional. There's no doubt she's feeling emotional and proud, but she'll want to get the job done today.

She's very driven and she always wants more, her commitment and dedication to Wales is testament to her.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales

Insane stat.

By playing 150 times for Wales, Jess Fishlock has played in 66% of Wales' all-time recorded international matches.

She truly is the queen of Welsh football.

The teams are out on the pitch in Kosovo. Time for the anthems.

All focus is on securing three points today, but it's worth another special mention to a special player.

Jess Fishlock - captain for the day - wins her 150th cap for Wales.

A truly astonishing achievement.

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Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales Extra

I think Wales will start with real intent just like they did against Croatia.

I'm expecting a fast start and a similar performance to that on Friday night.

The weather certainly looks nicer in Kosovo than it does in Wales at the moment.

The goalmouth doesn't look in particularly good condition, mind.

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She is an unsung hero for club and country, but Leicester City and Wales' Josie Green says making her family proud remains her primary focus.

The 30-year-old is an increasingly important figure for Wales and has returned to the starting XI for today's qualifier in Kosovo.

However, Green was absent from Wales duty for almost five years as she dealt with the loss of her biggest supporter, her father Clive.

Honouring her dad remains the key driver in her career, as Green says: "Everything I do is for him."

You can read that interview here.

On that Helen Ward record, Jess Fishlock says it's not her main concern - but she did have a little mischievous quip for her former team-mate when she was interviewed by BBC Match of the Day Wales after the win over Croatia.