Good evening and welcome to Eurosport’s LIVE coverage of what looks like a must-win game for both teams, Wales versus Austria in Group D. Team news on the way…

FT: Wales 1-0 Austria. It is indeed. Wales win thanks to Woodburn's moment of individual brilliance, and credit to Coleman for how his changes - both at half-time and in introducing Woodburn - changed the game.

Close again for Wales! This time Robson-Kanu hits the post, but surely that's that.

How are Wales not 2-0 up? First Robson-Kanu wastes a great one-on-one openeing by firing over from range, then Bale produces a great save with an overhead kick. Austria don't look like getting back into this.

Hennessey comes for a cross, flaps at it, and wins himself a soft free-kick.

Since the goal it's been pretty much all Wales, with Woodburn looking lively down the right.

Bale looks to get on the end of a long ball from Hennessey and, unable to do so, goes to ground after colliding with Lainer but the referee isn't interested.

Baumgartlinger booked to add to Austria's frustrations.

Janko comes on for an unhappy Harnik.

What a block! Alaba finds Arnautovic who cuts inside to shoot from close range but can't beat Williams, who brilliantly heads behind.

Wales are on the offensive straight away, and it takes a smart punch from Lindner to prevent Bale having a free header at the back post.

What a goal! What a moment! Ben Woodburn picks up the ball, 25 yards out, and lashes a fierce shot into the bottom corner. What a moment for the 17-year-old!

And Robson-Kanu is on too, with Vokes making way.

Double swap for Wales. First Lawrence off for Woodburn, who is making his debut at 17.

Bale is at it again, this time making a last-ditch tackle to deny Harnik as he was about to pull the trigger 12 yards out. He may not have done much in an attacking capacity so far, but he's put a shift in.

There nearly is now! Ramsey runs at the Austrian defence and with them backing off decides to shoot. The ball looks to be creeping in the far corner until it's tipped wide by Lindner, although just a goal kick is given much to the chagrin of the home fans.

Coleman's change has certainly worked so far, but still nothing to show for it.

Williams shoulder-barges Sabitzer off the ball and is fortunate that the referee appears to have missed it. That was naughty.

Ramsey shoots well over, on the turn 20 yards out.

Some good comedy as Hinteregger's bobbling cross nutmegs thee Welsh defenders but there's nobody in a white shirt on hand to take advantage.