Another Norwegian attack, another Welsh clearance.

Jess Fishlock blasts the ball away from her own penalty area this time.

Even Wales' forwards are halfway back in their own half. It's all hands on deck for the hosts.

Caroline Graham Hansen swings in a corner from the left and Laura O'Sullivan punches the ball away.

Ingrid Wold follows up with a powerful shot but it goes wide.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker

It's frustrating to watch because I think we could have a bit more positivity.

However, this is Jayne Ludlow's game plan.

Guro Reiten, who scored Norway's winner against Wales last month, curls a left-footed shot just inside the Wales penalty area and it's pushed away for a corner by Laura O'Sullivan.

Wales clear the set-piece and, with just five minutes left of this first half, they're still managing to keep Norway at bay.

Helen Ward does well to keep possession for Wales with a long dribble down the right wing but it comes to nothing as she's bundled out of play and sees the throw-in go to Norway.

This is hard work for Wales but they're sticking to their task wholeheartedly.

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Good chance for Norway, brilliantly created by Caroline Graham Hansen.

She beats Rachel Rowe for pace and curls a fine cross from the right.

It lands invitingly for left-back Julie Blakstad, but her half-volley sails over the bar.

These Norwegian corners are beginning to pile up now.

The latest from the right misses everyone and Maren Mjelde helps the ball back into the box from the left, but there's a foul in there and Wales have a free-kick and the chance to clear.

Norway have another corner, this time from the right, taken by Chelsea's Guro Reiten.

Wales struggle to clear and it becomes a bit of a goalmouth scramble before Norway are penalised for being offside.

Norway left-back Julie Blakstad tries her luck with a shot from 30 yards but it's held by Laura O'Sullivan.

Michael Pearlman
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

How many people would have predicted the first yellow card?

Former prison officer and generally tough-tackling midfielder Rachel Rowe is fouled by Barcelona's supreme playmaker, Caroline Graham Hansen.

It's a funny old game, Saint.

Wales' back five seldom push further than their own penalty area.

So far, so good for Jayne Ludlow's deep defensive block. Norway are dominating possession but not getting in behind their opponents.

Hansen has a corner which is well caught by Laura O'Sullivan.

The first yellow card of the game goes to Norway star Caroline Graham Hansen for a late foul on Rachel Rowe.

That looked a little harsh. Hansen certainly wan't happy.

Good tackle from Rachel Rowe.

Norway continue to attack but Wales' left wing-back comes steaming in to dispossess Ingrid Wold.

Norway keep coming - how much longer can Wales hold out?

Jess Fishlock eases the pressure for Wales momentarily with a burrowing run from her own penalty area which Norway can only halt by fouling her and conceding a free-kick.

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In the group's other game, Northern Ireland are 1-0 up against Belarus.

Both those teams are vying with Wales for second place in Group C.

Hayley Ladd is back on the pitch after getting her bloody nose seen to and her first involvement is to send a long free-kick into the Norwegian penalty area, but it's cleared.

Wales haven't had a chance to show themselves in attack since that early shot from Jess Fishlock.

Caroline Graham Hansen is starting to get on the ball a little more frequently in that 10 position for Norway.

Wales will not want the Barcelona playmaker's influence to grow on this game.

Wales are defending doggedly for now but this Norwegian pressure is increasing.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker

There are big gaps at the back for Wales, Norway have already had the same amount of efforts on target in this first 10 minutes as they did in the whole game in Norway.

Wales need to switch on and not allow Norway to grow in confidence.