Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

Albania will be the happier of the two teams going to Llanelli, just from how they finished the game and the momentum they have.

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It was far from pretty, but Wales ultimately got the job done.

They take a 1-0 lead into Tuesday night's second leg in Llanelli and achieved their objective of keeping a clean sheet in Shkoder.

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Mared Griffiths is replaced by Olivia Francis who is handed her senior debut.

We're into the final minute in Shkoder, and the hosts look to get up the pitch.

But Jones does so well to win a throw-in high up the pitch, and Wales can see out the final stages, they would hope.

Sensible play from Cain to go backwards and help Wales retain possession.

She then lumps it upfield, and Hughes latches on to the ball.

The forward shoots, but it loops just over.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

Wales have defended the set pieces well, but they just cannot get out of their own half.

Woodham concedes a corner this time.

Doci takes it for the home side, but Woodham clears.

Valenita Troka replaces Fortesa Berisha.

In comes the Albania corner, and Middleton-Patel gets away with a somewhat loose punch.

FIVE minutes are added on.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Mared Griffiths has been fantastic considering how young she is.

Scarlett Hill is another who looks like such an experienced player

Another attack breaks down as Griffiths can't quite pick out Joel.

Albania break this time, and Fortesa Berisha almost goes beyond Scarlett Hill, but the Wales defender recovers so well to win the challenge and concede a corner.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

It's border line silly how complicated the World Cup qualification process is.

We want to see a clear path on how to get to Brazil next summer.

Wales take the free kick quickly, and Hughes tees up Cain who drills a shot wide.

Another chance goes begging.

Wales look to slow things down as Woodham takes her time with a throw-in.

But they're struggling to keep hold of possession, and it's giving Albania the chance to keep working their way up the pitch.

As I say that, Mared Griffiths does well to win a free kick around 15 yards inside the Albania half.

Mikaela Metalla is replaced by Sara Begallo.

Thankfully goalkeeper Spahiu is OK to continue after receiving some treatment, in addition to gulping down an energy gel.

Five minutes remaining, plus added time, and Wales are still 1-0 up.

Just as I mentioned counter attacks... it's more fine play from Scarlett Hill who finds Mared Griffiths.

She crosses from the right towards Elise Hughes who gets a touch on the ball, but goalkeeper Spahiu bravely blocks it and prevents the goal.

Hughes gets a yellow card for that challenge.

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Middleton-Patel gets her hands on the ball from Bajraktari's free kick.

Albania are trying to keep Wales penned in their own half when possible.

Could that open up spaces for more direct play and counter attacks, perhaps?

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

I'll say it for the tenth time this evening.

One-on-one, that's the problem, that's our weakness.

Lois Joel comes on for captain Angharad James.

Sophie Ingle takes over as skipper.

Franja lofts the ball over the top to Fortesa Berisha who lashes an effort over the bar.

Gemma Evans was completely caught out by that one.

Yet another lucky escape for Wales, and Berisha looks absolutely gutted after missing that one.