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Wales 45-20 Spain
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Carys Cox is having a game and a half.
She's shown her pace there, beating her opponent out wide and then to play the pass back inside.
Summary
Winning the play-off at Cardiff Arms Park sees Wales qualify for WXV2 in South Africa, plus also book a place at the 2025 World Cup in England. Spain will now play in WXV3 in Dubai
Wales - Tries: Alex Callender, Abbie Fleming, Alisha Butchers 2, Carys Cox 3, Jenny Hesketh; Cons: Keira Bevan 5, Lleucu George
Spain - Tries: Ines Antolinez, Claudia Pena, Claudia Perez; Con: Amalia Argudo; Pen: Amalia Argudo
Wales wing Carys Cox sin-binned in first half
Centre Kerin Lake wins her 50th cap for Wales
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Try - Wales 45-20 Spainpublished at 72 mins
Jenny Hesketh
That will do it!
It is the same two players who combined for the last try, except in reverse.
This time Carys Cox spots the initial gap to race clear, and she does well to get her head up and spot Jenny Hesketh on her inside.
The Wales full-back has a slight bobble when making the catch, but does secure it before sprinting over in the corner.
Another tough conversion misses the target, but it should not matter now.
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Kerin Lake's 50th international is over, as she makes way for Robyn Wilkins.
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Change at scrum-half for both sides.
Maider Aresti is on for Lucia Diaz, and Sian Jones replaces Keira Bevan.
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Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms ParkThat second try by Joyce-Butchers really was crucial - it has allowed Wales to cut loose and play with some confidence.
Now we're starting to see what they can do with the pressure off.
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Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio WalesWhen the pressure is off, it can either disrupt structure or they play even better.
They either enjoy it and play better or the structure goes completely!
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The missed conversion means there is still just three scores in this game, though they all now need to be converted tries.
Spain have worked the ball into the Welsh half, as they go in search of the first of those.
Time is against them though, as we are approaching 70 minutes here in Cardiff.
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Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruIt'll be nice to watch that one back a few times!
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Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio WalesThat was brilliant, especially from Jenny Hesketh and Carys Cox at the end.
Both executed brilliantly.
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Carys Cox
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyThat could be that!
Wales secure the lineout and drive forward. After making 10 metres through the forwards they turn to the backs, and Jenny Hesketh spots the player advantage on the left wing.
She turns on the burners before drawing the tackle and offloading to Carys Cox to cross for the wing's second try of the game.
Keira Bevan is off target for the first time today, and we will let her off as the conversion was from as acute an angle as possible.
Five out of six isn't bad!
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Wales 35-20 Spain
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio WalesI think Wales are growing in confidence, especially as a backline, if you look over the last year.
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Wales do just that, and almost race clear through Carys Cox, but she just steps out of bounds while sprinting down the left wing.
A bit of kick-tennis follows, before the ball eventually goes out of bounds for a Welsh lineout on halfway.
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Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruOnce again, little mistakes are creeping in.
Spain will get another chance to get into Wales' 22.
Wales need to be very clinical now and get clear of their own half.
Replacementspublished at 62 mins
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More changes!
Monica Castelo and Marieta Roman are off for Spain, replaced by Anna Puig and Nuria Jou.
And a change in the Wales front row too, Sisilia Tuipulotu is replaced by Donna Rose.
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Keira Bevan is penalised for playing the ball while off her feet - quite blatantly!
It took the referee a second before awarding the penalty, which is midway inside the Welsh half.
Spain will no doubt look to the corner with this one.
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Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruSpain need at least two converted tries now to get close to Wales.
There's a bit of a gap opened, but now isn't the time to relax.
It's important that we stay at our best.
Replacementspublished at 60 mins
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Some changes to bring you up to date with.
Alba Capell and Clara Piquero are off for Spain, replaced by Maria Calvo and Martina Marquez.
And for Wales, Courtney Keight is on for Lisa Neumann.
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Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms ParkThat's a huge try for Wales.
It not only puts them beyond two tries but the confidence it would have given Spain to survive that passage of play on their own try line would have been massive.
That was a game-changing score.
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Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruFor once, thanks for the technology!
Converted try - Wales 35-20 Spainpublished at 56 mins
Alisha Joyce-Butchers, con Keira Bevan
Ignore everything we said for the last couple minutes - turns out Wales had crossed and got the ball down!
Easy to say with hindsight it was the wrong decision, but after a long look at the TMO the referee decides that Alisha Joyce-Butchers has in fact grounded the ball.
That is a huge moment and a huge decision in this match.
Keira Bevans remains perfect with the boot.