Evening all, and welcome to Slovakia v Wales!

So there it is. Thanks for your company - night.

Wales will take that. They stay fourth in the group but will reckon that two wins, away to Azerbaijan and at home to Hungary, will probably be enough to get them second place. Slovakia will assume they'll beat Azerbaijan at home in their final game, but that won't be enough if they don't get something in Croatia - who Wales meet at home on Sunday.

Full-time: Slovakia 1-1 Wales

Moore finds James on the left of the box, but he can only slice a tired shot wide.

I'm not sure who's making the minutes disappear, because Wales won't mind a draw but Slovakia have 10 men. Either way, we're nearly done, and James wastes some more time by flattening Rusnak. He's booked.

Not much going on here, so let's note that Golovin has given Russia a 4-0 lead over Scotland.

De Jong has scored so Netherlands now lead NI, who might live to regret taking the lead.

Wales cannot be having Bale injured, given Sunday's home game with Croatia. But he gets up wincing, red card avoided - he's a lucky boy.There'll be six added minutes.

Skriniar races outside Bale, who whacks him across the knees ... that could be a second yellow, but the ref says no! But Bale stays down!

The free-kick goes to Moore at the far post, who nods across ... and Rodon skips into an overhead kick, that's only just over!

RED CARD! Another high ball into Moore and Gyomber flies over to take him out because what else is to do? He receives a well-earned second yellow, and off he chunters.

Safranko, formerly of Dundee United, replaces Bozenir.

Ever since I said this was a decent game, it's been rubbish.

Wlaes get it wide and Roberts crosses towards Bale, forcing Hancko to slice behind ... but Dubravka comes for Wilson's corner, and claims easily.

Slovakia win a free-kick down the left, deep inside the Wales half, and Hamsik goes short to Rusnak, who swipes across a shot that flies bare wide.

Elsewhere, Belgium lead San Marino 7-0. Even Christian Benteke has scored.

That did not last long. Memphis Depay has equalised for Netherlands.

Change for Slovakia, Haraslin replacing Mak - who's been a danger but has also missed decent chances.

James clips it in nicely to the near post and Rodon gets in front of Gyomber, glancing goalwards ... only for the ball to hit the defender and go behind! The corner comes to nothing.

James runs down the left, just outside the box, so Gyomber shoves him. Free-kick Wales, on the left edge...