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
Wales 14-0 Spain
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms Park
Interesting that Spain are not even competing for any of the Welsh lineouts... they're clearly aware of the threat of Wales' driving lineout and are staying on the ground.
Easy pickings for Abbie Fleming and Georgia Evans.
Wales 14-0 Spain
Spain have got down to the Welsh 22 once again, they have looked fragile defensively but have caused a few problems with ball in hand.
That being said, Wales win a penalty at the breakdown and Lleucu George clears up to halfway.
Wales 14-0 Spain
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Two great tries to start the game, what we need now is accuracy when dealing with the ball.
Wales 14-0 Spain
Wales were the favourites going into this match, but Ioan Cunningham will be delighted with what he has seen so far.
Wales 14-0 Spain
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
I think a June game really suits Wales!
They're playing with loads of confidence.
Abbie Fleming, con Keira Bevan
After a quick TMO check, Wales have their second try of the game!
Abbie Fleming only has a yard to go when she picks the ball up, and she powers through two yellow shirts to touch the ball down.
Wales look like scoring every time they have the ball in the Spanish half.
Once again Keira Bevan slots over the conversion.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Total domination at the scrum for Wales.
The yellow shirts of Spain are pushed back rapidly.
Captain Hannah Jones breaks a tackle to get Wales back into the Spanish 22.
They are within a few yards of a second try!
Wales 7-0 Spain
The danger has been averted for Wales, and they are now on the front foot once again.
They work the ball into the Spanish half once more but another knock-on means Spain will have the put-in at the scrum just outside their own 22.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
They really forced the turnover there.
Alex Callender just doing what she does best.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
A great start for Wales.
That's a real team try, I think pretty much everyone touched the ball!
Great play from Wales who are playing with confidence.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Alex Callender is doing it all right now.
After scoring the game's opening try, she has now pinched the ball back on her own five-metre line.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms Park
The likes of Gwenllian Pyrs and Sislia Tuipulotu carrying well there to make the initial damage.
That will really settle any Welsh nerves.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Spain get a metre from the Welsh try line before losing it at the breakdown, but a needless forward pass from Wales gifts momentum straight back to the Spanish.
They will need a better scrum this time around though.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Spain win their first penalty of the game and kick into the Welsh corner.
It's a really good kick from Amalia Argudo, and the visitors have a line-out to attack the Welsh defence from a few metres out.
Wales 7-0 Spain
Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales
What a brilliant start for Wales.
They just create that gap in the Spanish defence and Alex Callender is straight through.
Callender, with a leg drive from that distance, you're never going to stop her.
Alex Callender, con Keira Bevan
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyThat did not take long!
Gwenllian Pyrs makes good metres with a strong carry, before a lovely inside pass from Bethan Lewis is caught by Alex Callender, who shrugs off a weak tackle before crossing for the opening try of the game.
Can't say Wales don't deserve it for the way they have started.
Keira Bevan adds the extras, and Wales' lead extends to seven.
Wales 0-0 Spain
Spain win the ball back at the breakdown but once again kick it straight back to Wales who come once more.
The red shirts are really on top in the early stages.
Wales 0-0 Spain
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms Park
I think we all know where Wales' strengths lie and I wouldn't expect the ball to go much beyond the big ball-carriers up front.
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
It's a positive sign that Wales are looking to spread play wide early on.
Wales 0-0 Spain
Wales win the scrum, and win it comfortably.
They are back on the attack and have worked themselves into the Spanish 22 after some nice metres made by Carys Cox on the wing.