Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Group A World Cup qualifier between Serbia and Wales from the Karadjordje Stadium. Kick off 19.30 BST.

Good delivery from Williams but Bale heads over. Half chance.

Ramsey can’t keep in Bale’s ball and Serbia have a throw. Bale wins Wales a corner.

Good start from Morison who has won every header played up to him. Throw to Wales deep in Serbian territory.

Decent start from Wales and Ramsey wins a free kick for a foul by Tadic. It falls to Gunter and his effort goes well wide.

Bale wins an early free kick against Kolarov but Morison is penalised for a challenge on Ivanovic.

Wales win an early free kick in a stadium attended by around 10,000 fans.

Referee Duarte Gomes from Portugal blows the whistle and gets us underway here. Big game for Wales tonight and surely they can't afford to lose.

The meeting is the first between the sides after Serbia became an independent football nation in 2006.

WALES: Myhill; Matthews, A Williams, Blake, Gunter; D Edwards, Allen, Ramsey, Bale; Church, Morison. Subs: Brown, Davies, Ricketts, Richards, Vaughan, King, Earnshaw, Vokes, Jonathan Williams, Robson-Kanu, Price.

Good news for Wales. Joe Allen is fit and takes over from suspended defender James Collins.

Sinisa Mihajlovic: "I would say that 0-0 (at Hampden Park against Scotland) is more or less an honest result. I expected honestly that we would win against Scotland, but we made a few mistakes. We have some things to change to be better in forthcoming matches."

Wales boss Coleman is yet to see his side score a goal, let alone register a win. "It does weigh on your mind, I'm not going to lie to you,” said Coleman. “But we're going to score and we're going to win. Sooner or later that's going to happen. When we do it, we can march on and plough forward. The last game, I was more than happy with the players, I really was. But we've got to show that consistently for the next nine games."

Three members of the Serbia defence call Britain home with Manchester City's new signing Matija Nastasic joining Branislav Ivanovic and Aleksandar Kolarov in the Premier League.

Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen, who missed Friday’s 2-0 defeat, remains a doubt. Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, forward Craig Bellamy, defender Neil Taylor and midfielders Jack Collison, Joe Ledley and Andrew Crofts remain unavailable because of injury. Manager manager Chris Coleman is also without defender James Collins after his sending off against Belgium.