Wales v Poland live - European Championship qualifying final latest as cagey firsy half ends goalless

They're not letting the Wales defenders settle in possession - which explains why Moore's been picked. If the home side can't play out, they'll lash it at him and go from there.

Swiderski has a shy at goal; Ward collectd and the crowd chortle into their Bovrils.

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Just people. Awesome.

In a packed away end. Now here's a bit of Land of My Fathers.

This is going to be HOT.

Have lost just once in 16 Euro qualifiers, while Poland have lost three of four away. I guess Poland will be one of the better sides they've faced in that run, but Turkey and Croatia, who qualified ahead of Wales, are no mugs and neither won in Cardiff.

Will go into Group D, where they'll meet France, Netherlands and Austria. Tasty!

(Which I'm not), I'm a little worried about ceding too much possession in midfield. My guess is he wants Wales to focus on defending and attacking, so sitting back then springing, rather than dictating.

I was looking forward to watching Brooks tonight. He's a lovely player and one who's been through so much. Ryan Giggs, the former manager of Wales, told me he loves Brooks, and I really hope he fulfils his promise, or at least enjoys some toime on the pitch free of illness and injury.

They're unchanged having beaten Estonia 5-1, though Matty Cash of Aston Vill is out, having come on and got injured in that game.

Kieffer Moore comes in for David Brooks, who scored in the 4-1 win semi-final win over Finald. My guess is Robert Page wants a bit more ballast, at least to being with, and we mifght see a few long balls and crosses.