Wales are having a fair bit of possession now, for almost the first time in this match.

Are Portugal weary, or just sitting off to defend what they have?

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

Red Wall fans will be very happy with what they have seen today, just being in the contest is positive.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

If you get one chance you've got to take it against this calibre of opponent.

It's as simple as that.

Wales ask questions again, with a smart passing move almost opening Portugal up.

Kieffer Moore is just beaten to Brennan Johnson's inviting cross before the resulting corner comes to nothing.

With 10 minutes to go, Wales are one goal away from a big result in Lisbon.

Can they find a way to apply some pressure?

Nuno Mendes makes way for Nuno Tavares.

Mendes was very impressive.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Cymru

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Brennan Johnson was not offside.

It bounces awkwardly for him but he keeps it in and gets it over the keeper and I think Lewis Koumas and Dan James got in each other's way when it came off the bar.

One of them had to take control there.

Kieffer Moore and Sorba Thomas are on for Lewis Koumas and Jordan James.

What a moment that would have been for Wales. They are still right in this.

Wale so close to a leveller!

Craig Bellamy's team burst forward down the line and Brennan Johnson latches on to a bouncing pass.

He cannot kill the ball as he stretches to control on his chest but, with the angle very tight, lifts it over the goalkeeper and on to the bar.

Lewis Koumas and Dan James are lurking but Wales cannot convert the rebound either as Ruben Dias clears.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

The tackle was that good that the ball was popped.

But he's playing a risky game asking the Portuguese to stop while he swaps it.

Ben Davies just stopped in his tracks there, and thankfully for Wales the referee stopped the game.

Strange one, that.

A thumping tackle by Ben Davies on Pedro Neto.

So thumping, in fact, that he appears to have burst the ball.

Ben Cabango is replaced by Chris Mepham, but not before getting booked for sitting down near the touchline as he was making his way off.

We have a break in play with Ben Cabango needing some treatment.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The ovation when he came off just goes to show what Ronaldo has done for his country.

He deserves adulation and respect.

Wales suddenly work Neco Williams into space in the box.

He has time to look up and pick a pass - but the movement in the middle is not great and eventually his drilled cross is cleared.

Wales might have made more of that.

That's the great man's final contribution.

Cristiano Ronaldo is replaced by Goncalo Ramos, while Joao Palhinha is also on.

Cristiano Ronaldo is involved again.

This time he turns neatly in the box and gets a shot away, but it's too close to Danny Ward.