Summary

  • Wales make one change with Brennan Johnson recalled

  • Danes, who won reverse fixture 2-0, are without Mikkel Damsgaard

  • Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg then forced off inside 10 minutes

  • Both sides limited to half chances in first half

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  1. 'Wales edging it'published at 20:36 BST

    HT: Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    My stats say that Wales are just edging it, and I'd say that's about right.

    Both teams have been pretty evenly matched; when Wales are at their high-tempo best, we look really dangerous.

  2. Postpublished at 20:35 BST

    HT: Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

    Isaksen is not super quick, but he is nimble on the ball.

    He looks like he's going to cross, then he cuts back onto his right or his left foot, and he flights a delightful ball into the box.

  3. HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:32 BST

    HT: Wales 0-0 Denmark

    It's as you were at half time.

    Wales started well, but Denmark got stronger as the half went on.

    All in all, there's been very little to separate the sides.

  4. Postpublished at 45+2mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Denmark stay on the front foot in the final stages of the first half, but Daramy's cross is easily gathered by Danny Ward.

  5. Postpublished at 45+1mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    We have complimented the full backs for being hard to play through, but when your then tucking in you are going to leave space for the wingers out wide.

    The substitute Olsen is really holding his width so far as well.

  6. Postpublished at 45+1mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    We'll have two minutes of added time.

  7. Postpublished at 45mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Jordan James is on the deck as part of the Wales wall.

    Gustav Isaksen himself takes the free kick...

    But he hits the wall, much to the delight of the home fans.

    Denmark recycle possession and deliver the ball to the back post, but Provstgaard heads over.

  8. Postpublished at 44mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Isaksen goes down just outside the Wales box under a challenge from Wales skipper Davies.

    Denmark free kick in a similar position to where Neco Williams scored from on Thursday night against Norway.

  9. Postpublished at 43mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    I mentioned Norway had just taken the lead...

    Joao Cancelo has already levelled for Portugal, which, all things considered, is a positive for Wales as they bid to avoid finishing bottom of their group.

  10. Get Involvedpublished at 42mins

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    Plenty of endeavour, not a lot of quality yet.

    David, Sidcup

  11. Postpublished at 41mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    I mentioned it earlier, but Denmark's directness causes Wales more problems.

    Olsen superbly controls a long ball on the right before teeing up Isaksen who blazes well over.

    A chance wasted by the away side.

  12. Postpublished at 41mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Hojlund does well to keep the ball alive near the byline after latching on to a long ball.

    He pokes the ball into the box, and Isaksen does well to win the header, but it sails well over Danny Ward's crossbar.

  13. Postpublished at 40mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Nathan Blake
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    There was almost too much whip and too much pace for anyone to get on the end of that free kick from Sorba Thomas.

    You've got to consider where you are on the pitch and where your strikers are on the pitch.

  14. Postpublished at 40mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Wales clear the initial corner, and Johnson does his defensive duties again to prevent a second cross coming into the box.

    Elsewhere in the group, Kristoffer Ajer has put Norway ahead in Portugal.

  15. Postpublished at 39mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Koumas concedes a cheap free kick this time.

    Denmark work the ball out left to Daramy who is brilliantly challenged by Ampadu.

    A vital tackle from the midfielder.

    Corner to the visitors.

  16. Postpublished at 38mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Iwan Roberts
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

    The game has just gone a little bit stale.

  17. Postpublished at 37mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Wales look to get back on the front foot, although it's significantly slower than we saw in the opening stages.

    Olsen stupidly barges into the back of Jordan James who is awarded a free kick on the left wing though, and it gives Wales the platform to attack.

    It's whipped into the Denmark box by Thomas, but goalkeeper Hermansen gathers with ease.

  18. Postpublished at 36mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Iwan Roberts
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

    Daramy came on as an early substitute against us last Sunday and he was very influential.

    He's just beaten Ben Cabango and Ben Davies easily to the ball and set Hojlund up in the box.

  19. Wales creaking a littlepublished at 35mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Gareth Vincent
    BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

    Brennan Johnson blocks Denmark passImage source, Getty Images

    Wales are creaking a little here.

    Craig Bellamy's team have to find a way of getting some possession to give themselves a foothold in the game.

  20. Postpublished at 34mins

    Wales 0-0 Denmark

    Daramy can't quite bring a long ball under his control this time, and Wales win a goal kick.

    The winger was very impressive after coming off the bench in last week's game in Copenhagen.