Watch as Neco Williams fires Wales into the lead with a sublime free kick.

Mark Poyser
BBC Radio Wales commentator

To put this score line into context 20 minutes into the second half, the only nations to beat Norway in a competitive game in the last two years have been France, England and Portugal.

Norway want a penalty as Aasgard goes down in the box... nothing given.

Wales counter and Thomas plays the ball with the outside of his boot towards Dan James, but Nyland pounces on the ball.

End to end stuff!

Jay Dasilva can't quite find a team-mate with a cross from the left, but Wales remain on the front foot.

Given how the final stages of the Bosnia and Herzegovina World Cup play-off semi-final were played out earlier this year, it will be interesting to see what lessons Craig Bellamy has learned.

An intriguing 25-30 minutes await!

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

There is absolutely no pressing from Erling Haaland.

I'm not questioning him, look at his stats, but there is no press even when Ben Davies and Ben Cabango are in touching distance.

Jordan James floats a ball to Neco Williams who drills into the box, and Norway are ultimately awarded a free kick to clear their lines.

Wales are going all out to get a third and to try and wrap this one up.

The home fans truly are making themselves heard.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales need to manage the game now, we don't need to score off every attack.

Wales are brimming with confidence right now.

They can't get too carried away given the talents Norway have in their side, but if they can manage this one correctly, a win is there for them to grasp you feel.

We're just beyond the hour mark, and Wales remain in front.

The hosts want a corner as Sorba Thomas' cross sailed through everyone before going behind.

The last touch did indeed come off Ajer, but it's awarded as a goal kick.

Sam Vokes
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That is electric pace from Dan James.

No one is catching him in this sort of mood.

Erling Haaland gets his chance.

He rises highest at the back post but can't guide a header on target.

Ben Davies just about did enough there to apply the pressure to make that header that little bit more difficult.

Dan James goes on a mazy run on the right before feeding Koumas who has his shirt pulled. Nothing given, and Norway ease the pressure on their own backline.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

It's important that Wales keep the same tempo that has got us back into the game.

Another massive chance for Wales.

Jordan James and Sorba Thomas combine well, then James feeds Koumas whose shot is well saved by Nyland.

That said, the offside flag goes up anyway.

Wonderful play from Wales though. This is so much better than in Copenhagen on Sunday.

Wales have not come from behind to win a match since beating Iceland 4-1 at Cardiff City Stadium in November 2024.

That was the night Wales sealed promotion into Nations League A, by the way.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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What a difference a couple of goals make.

The noise levels have gone up significantly at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Suddenly the outlook appears a little brighter for Craig Bellamy's Wales - though Norway have shown considerable intent since falling behind.

Leo Ostigard comes on for Norway goal scorer Oscar Bobb.

A reminder that Wales have not beaten a team ranked above them under Craig Bellamy so far.

There is a long way to go, but they are on course to do so right now.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

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Brilliant from Neco Williams.

He had a troubling time out in Denmark and lost his head a bit.

So pleased for him and hopefully he can push Wales onto their first win.