Evening all, and welcome to a huge game. It always was, but a draw in the Ireland-Austria scuffle presents an opportunity for both sides. If Serbia can win, they'll be strong favourites to qualify as group winners; if Wales can win, it's going to be a thriller of a denouement.

So, we're done - enjoy the rest of your weekend.

That's a fair result for both teams. Serbia stay top of the group, while Wales have their hardest fixture out of the way and are still in touch in third.

Full-time: Serbia 1-1 Wales

Matic is booked for a foul on Lawrence, pulling him back as he broke.

There shall be three added minutes.

Rukavina crosses from the right and Hennssey starts to come then changes his mind, such that when Mitrovic heads, he's right on his heels. To his relief, the ball scoots wide.

Lawrence hares forwards at inside-left, and when he's eventually crowded out the ball drops to Davies who's done very well to keep up. He shoots first time, but gets right underneath his effort, and it zooms over the bar.

Ramsey manages to reach the ball ahead of Ivanovic, but can only poke it into the path of Kolarov who, 25 yards out, looks to apply the hammer. Instead, he drags a shot wide.

Lawerence replaces Vokes.

Wales kill a couple of minutes shepherding Serbia from side to side; they're nearly there. Well nearly there in that they'll need to win their remaining games and hope.

Prijovic clips a ball into Mitrovic, who controls on his chest and then from outside the box attempts an overhead shotl the ball sails wide.

Huge chance for Wales! Allen runs at the Serbia defence and just outside the box, right of centre, he flicks a pass into the space ahead, AND RAMSEY IS IN! But instead of going across goal with his laces, he flicks with the outside of his foot and Stojkovic blocks easily. That was such an opportunity.

Serbia are pushing for the winner that would take them very close, but after a long cross seeking Tadic is headed weakly clear, Gudelj slices a volley miles from anywhere.

Tell you what, Mitrovic knows how to celebrate a goal - his buzz took him over the hoarding and all the way around the goal, while the stands were illuminated with flares.

Two subs combining, well done Slavoljub Muslin.

GOAL! Serbia 1-1 Wales (Mitrovic) Just as Wales were looking comfy, they concede! Gadelj slips a clever low pass into the box for Prijovic, who takes a touch and then, just when looks to have lost possession, backheels into the path of Mitrovic. His finish, punched low inside the near post, is exemplary.

Change for Wales: Huws replaces Edwards.

Ramsey wins a corner off Matic which he takes himself, swinging it towards the back post where Allen runs onto it and rams a low shot that's deflected behind for another corner. It comes to nothing.

Wales have Serbia pinned in their own half, so Richards takes the opportunity to waste some tie; he's booked.