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  • Wales aiming to back up a spirited performance when beaten 1-0 by Portugal in Lisbon

  • Denmark, back on home soil after losing 3-2 against Norway in Oslo, make just one change with Gustav Isaksen coming in

  • Wales make six changes, with Charlie Savage among the starters

  • Denmark push for opener by dominating possession

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Live Reporting

Philip Marsh

  1. VAR check!

    Hold up. I may have spoke too soon.

  2. goal

    GOAL: Denmark 1-0 Wales

    Gustav Isaksen

    What a finish!

    Wales finally get some possession in the Denmark half, but as soon as they lose possession Denmark break with pace and precision.

    Rasmus Hojlund is forced slightly wide to the left, but his cross finds Gustav Isaksen on the penalty spot with the ball at hip height - but that is no concern for the Lazio man.

    Isaksen wraps his foot around the ball and finds the top corner.

  3. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Nia Jones just beat me to the point.

    Any possession Wales seem to be having is deep inside their own half.

  4. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    Denmark are getting the high press bang on. Wales can not find the spare man.

    It's clever rotation from the home side.

  5. Bellamy watch

    Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Parken Stadium

    Craig Bellamy just went a couple of yards on to the pitch to chat with Dan James while there was a break in play.

    He's duly ordered to return to his technical area by the officials.

    He very quickly gestures that his opposite number Brian Riemer has done the same on numerous occasions.

    As is always the case, Bellamy is absolutely frantic on the sidelines.

    I'd love to stick a GPS monitor on him to see just how much pacing he does up and down the sidelines.

  6. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    It's good defending from Ben Davies. The Red Wall liked that one.

  7. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Ben Davies does well to get his body between man and ball with Rasmus Hojlund threatening to get in behind the Wales defence.

    The Spurs man goes down under pressure from the Denmark striker and gets the decision from the referee.

  8. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Iwan Roberts
    Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

    They are opening Wales' defence up with some fantastic passing.

  9. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    Wales can't get near Denmark at the minute. They are affording them too much time on the ball.

    Bellamy won't be happy with the amount of possession that Denmark have had in the opening few minutes.

    Of course, you need to respect the opposition, but they have got players who can hurt you.

  10. Great block!

    Denmark 0-0 Wales

    It's all Denmark now.

    Mikkel Damsgaard is the latest player to find space on the edge of the Wales box, as the Brentford man shifts past two Welsh defenders.

    But Chris Mepham does excellently to block the eventual effort and Wales scramble the ball clear.

  11. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    The chances are starting to arrive for Denmark now.

    This time is it Gustav Isaksen finding Patrick Dorgu in the Wales box, but the Danish winger's header is just off target.

    The warning signs are there now for Wales.

  12. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Nia Jones
    Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

    The touch is world class from Gustav Isaksen, but he just can't get enough bend on the finish. That's a warning sign for Wales.

  13. Travelling support

    Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Wales supporters in DenmarkGetty Images

    Those of us watching at home might want to zoom in and see if they can spot any mates who are lucky enough to be in Copenhagen.

    Great backing, as ever.

  14. Chance!

    Denmark 0-0 Wales

    A first real warning for Wales, as Gustav Isaksen flashes an effort just wide of the left post.

    It was a brilliant first touch from the Lazio winger to control a long ball over the top, and the effort is not far wide.

  15. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    A first half-chance for Wales, with Sorba Thomas finding a pocket of space wide on the left.

    His delivery is in the direction of Kieffer Moore, but the Wales striker cannot make proper contact on the ball under pressure from Oliver Provstgaard.

  16. Wales happy to sit

    Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Ian Mitchelmore
    BBC Sport Wales at Parken Stadium

    I mentioned Wales' style shift before tonight's game.

    Craig Bellamy's side look very compact so far and appear far more willing to play on the counter attack.

    It is not something Bellamy ideally wants, although it shows he is willing to adapt with a view to giving his side the best chance of earning a positive result.

    On a side note, Denmark goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen sliced a clearance out of play in the opening minutes, and the Wales have been on him every time he touches the ball.

  17. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Morten Hjulmand goes down under a challenge from Ben Davies, which the referee eventually deems a free-kick after a long deliberation.

    Once more the free-kick leads to nothing, however, with Wales looking defensively solid so far.

  18. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

    It's been a good start for Wales so far.

    Tonight we are looking in a more compact shape and looking to pounce on the counter-attack.

  19. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    The statistics say that Denmark have had 64% possession in the opening stages, though it feels like significantly more than that.

  20. Denmark 0-0 Wales

    A second Danish cross goes sailing into the stand behind the Welsh goal, this time it's Patrick Dorgu whose attempted delivery is well off the mark.