Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Euro 2016 qualifier between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Wales. We'll bring you all the goals and action as it happens. Kick-off: 19:45.

Another big miss for Bosnia tonight is Mo Besic, the Everton midfielder, who is missing through injury. he did such a great job of keeping Bale quiet in the first qualifier between the two sides.

This is shaping up to be an excellent game. It's end-to-end from the very start, with both Bosnia and Wales looking to claim the win from this match. Good news for the neutral (that would be me!).

This is a dangerous game from Bosnia. They are pressing forward players at will, but that means that they are leaving Bale on his own at the back. That isn't a great strategy.

Bosnia need a win tonight if they are to keep alive their chances of making it to France next summer. They are currently in fourth place in Group B, two points behind Israel in third position.

Bale is given the first chance to stretch his legs, chasing down a slightly short headed back pass by a Bosnian defender. Begovic comes off his line quickly to make the clearance.

Bosnia are without arguably their best player for this match tonight. Edin Dzeko is out through injury and so Pjanic will have even more emphasis placed on him. He's the main man.

One big boost for Coleman tonight is that Joe Allen and Joe Ledley have returned from suspension for this match. Those two players should help give Wales more control in the centre of the pitch.

Of course, England and Northern Ireland have already secured their passage to France next summer, and Wales have their sights set on joining them as the third Home Nation at the Euros.

Much of the focus for this match will naturally fall on Bale, but Wales are more than just a one-man team. They have one of the best defensive records in Euro qualification, for a start.

The first half is under way! Wales can secure their Euro 2016 qualification this evening against Bosnia.

There is plenty to trouble the Welsh side in that Bosnian team this evening. Miralem Pjanic in particular will look to pull the strings from his position as the attacking number 10.

The big team news for Wales is that Gareth Bale has made the starting lineup for the match against Bosnia. He has struggled with injury of late but he's in the team for this one.

TEAM NEWS: Bosnia - Begovic, Zukanovic, Spahic, Sunjic, Mujdza, Salihovic, Hadzic, Lulic, Pjanic, Visca, Ibisevic. /// Wales - Hennessey, Gunter, Richards, Williams, Taylor, Davies, Allen, Ledley, Robson-Kanu, Ramsey, Bale.

Pre-match odds: Bosnia and Herzegovina 11/10, Draw 12/5, Wales 14/5

I'm Graham Ruthven and you can contact me on Twitter to let me know your thoughts ahead of the game. Are Wales more than just a one-man team? Can Bosnia cause them a problem? Tweet me!