I do not remember being asked to vote when we appointed Richard as our spokesperson?

I, for one, hope football is the winner, Richard.

Those half-time changes.

Lawrence Ati-Zigi is off for Benjamin Asare in goal.

Brandon Thomas-Asante is on for Prince Kwabena Adu, while Kwasi Sibo takes the place of Thomas Partey and Ernest Nuamah comes on for Fatawa Issahaku.

We are back under way.

I'll give you those Ghana changes.

Several changes for Ghana, Thomas Partey to be taken off before he's sent off.

Tom Lockyer
Wales defender on Match of the Day Wales

Ghana are not in the greatest run of form, the atmosphere hasn't really helped things for Wales.

The game is a bit of nothing at the moment, I don't think Craig Bellamy will be overly happy, I think Wales have lacked intensity in the press.

It has felt like a nothing game for Wales when they are out of possession.

Clayton Blackmore
Former Wales midfielder on Match of the Day Wales

I've played for Manchester United, but my best times were when I played for Wales.

We never qualified even though we got close, so I was really disappointed that we didn't make the World Cup.

The 150th celebration of Welsh football has been a bit of a damp squib if we are honest.

Not only did they pick a game where there are fewer than 10,000 Wales fans here, but about a third of the players they announced at half-time, including Neville Southall and Robert Earnshaw, were not in the line-up.

In hindsight this celebration might have been better served playing out in front of a full house in September.

As mentioned, Wales head to Romania on Saturday - their first visit to Bucharest since a 5-1 defeat in a World Cup qualifier 34 years ago.

But can you recall the 13 players that took to the field in their opening group match at the Steaua Stadium on 20 May, 1992?

While we wait for the second half action here in Cardiff, why not have a go at our quiz below.

Quiz:Can you name Wales' line-up from Romania 1992?

Following tonight's action, Wales' focus switches to Saturday's friendly with Romania in Bucharest on Saturday.

But they have six huge matches in Nations League A later this year.

Their schedule for that campaign is as follows:

Thursday, 24 September

Portugal v Wales - Venue TBC (19:45 BST)

Sunday, 27 September

Denmark v Wales – Parken Stadium, Copenhagen (18:00 BST)

Thursday, 1 October

Wales v Norway – Cardiff City Stadium (19:45 BST)

Sunday, 4 October

Wales v Denmark – Cardiff City Stadium (19:45 BST)

Saturday, 14 November

Norway v Wales – Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo (18:00 GMT)

Tuesday, 17 November

Wales v Portugal – Cardiff City Stadium (19:45 GMT)

Robert Earnshaw
Former Wales striker on Match of the Day Wales

We were only four or five minutes from getting to the World Cup play-off final, so I think it is clear that the quality is there for Wales.

We are good enough and there is still more to come and I think Craig just wants to see more of that.

If you look at today, this is a good team that is going to the World Cup and we have been the dominant team.

If this was a World Cup qualifier I think Wales might have been one or two goals up.

Joe Ledley
Former Wales midfielder on Match of the Day Wales

I think Wales have been the better team, you can see that looking at the possession.

Ethan Ampadu and Josh Sheehan have bossed the midfield for Wales so far.

Overall, I think Craig Bellamy will be happy with the way Wales have set out and the way that they've dictated play so far.

Wales had 62% possession in that opening half, although both sides managed two shots on target.

Ghana committed NINE fouls, eight more than the hosts.

Who says this is a friendly?

That's half-time.

Wales the better side, Dan James hit the woodwork twice and Thomas Partey was extremely fortunate not to get sent off for a second yellow card.

Marvin Senaya's shot takes a huge deflection and Karl Darlow has to tip the ball over the bar.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

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If this wasn't a friendly then I think Thomas Partey is off there. He sliced Dan James down on the edge of the box and it is definitely a second yellow card.

It's not often you don't see a booking for that sort of challenge.

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I can't believe he's not been booked for that.

Thomas Partey could easily have received a second yellow card there for a foul on David Brooks.

If it's not a friendly that's a red card all day long.

Extremely fortunate not to see red.

Marvin Senaya fires over for Ghana.

To be honest, if the weather wasn't so average, you would be forgiven for thinking this was a home match for Ghana.