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That's all for tonight.

A disappointing end to the Nations League for Wales, whose relegation from the top tier had been confirmed before this heaviest defeat of the campaign for Rhian Wilkinson's side.

But there is a bigger picture here, of course. This was Wales' final game before Euro 2025, where they will make their first appearance at a women's major tournament.

Nothing can dampen Welsh enthusiasm for the summer ahead in Switzerland - however chastening the first half in Swansea might have been tonight.

Jess Fishlock's spectacular strike at least gave the home crowd something to cheer, and Wales can now start concentrating solely on the Euros.

We'll be there with comprehensive live coverage of every game, starting on Saturday, 5 July, so we hope you can us for that historic occasion for Wales.

Until then, thanks for ing us and have a good evening.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

That first half really didn't represent how good Wales can be, the campaign on the whole has been a success, and we've had great performances against some of the best teams in Europe.

Jess Fishlock was the only player on the pitch that could do that on the pitch, she is technically a step above everyone.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

I think in of selection, some of the players will be struggling to sleep tonight, thinking 'oh my gosh, have I played myself out of it">I think people like Middleton-Patel and Elise Hughes have very much put their hands up for starting positions.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on Match of the Day Wales

It's very easy to over-analyse this. It's one result which was little bit meaningless tonight.

If you look at the body of work of this team over a long period now, more often than not it has been very positive and very consistent and in a few weeks' time we are going to be at a major tournament, so let's not forget that.

Helen Ward
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Not the result we wanted ahead of the Euros, tonight was a difficult one to take.

This campaign was always going to be the perfect preparation for a tough group stage, and I know this group will give absolutely everything in Switzerland.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Tough conversations will happen now. It's about taking ability. They will look back and analyse their roles and where the goals came from.

But we have to park this now. We have three tough games to look forward to at the Euros and let's not forget we are at our first major tournament.

There are lots of positives to take from this Nations League campaign so we shouldn't dwell on this game.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Match of the Day Wales

The Fishlock goal was absolutely world class.

The technique, the vision, the bravery to pull it off... it was a different game after that.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on Match of the Day Wales

Second half was better, the intensity was better and Rhian Wilkinson made some changes which brought some more energy into the team.

Results-wise it would have been nice to get the first win in the Nations League win and send the fans home happy, but that Jess Fishlock has wiped everything out for me.

It was worth the ission price on its own.

A bruising end to the Nations League campaign for Wales, who finish bottom of Group A4 without a win.

But after getting hammered 4-0 in the first half, winning the second 1-0 thanks to Jess Fishlock's stunner is some consolation.

Solid save from Safia Middleton-Patel to palm away a firmly hit shot from Emma Severini.

Arianna Caruso volleys from the subsequent corner but it goes over.

Three minutes of added time.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on Match of the Day Wales

The players need to be able to adapt and I think we have seen an improvement from them in the second half.

Gemma Evans tidies up for Wales at the back.

Three minutes of normal time left. That Jess Fishlock goal has really lifted the mood at the Swansea.com Stadium.

That's the kind of goal you want to watch again and again.

Luckily, we'll have it clipped for you to do just that in a short while.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on Match of the Day Wales

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I think we all needed something positive and we would have taken any type of goal.

But when you score a goal like that... who else is going to score a goal like that?

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

That's why we need her on the pitch!

She's one of the best in the world. We were worried she'd take a while to get into the game, but her technical ability is second to none.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on Match of the Day Wales

It surprised me that Jess Fishlock snatches at that.

I think she thinks it is bouncing up perfectly for her but she just cannot get over it.

Fishlock has popped a few nice es around already but she's uncharacteristically rash as she snatches at an attempted volley and slices her effort wide.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

You can see the difference already with Jess Fishlock on the pitch, she brings so much creativity.

Durante slips and almost loses the ball to Ceri Holland but gets it away just in time. A nervous moment for the Italian substitute.