Wales v Finland LIVE: Latest score and goal updates

55 min: Jordan James, the brilliant Birmingham City 19-year-old, is booked for a slightly mistimed tackle. He has been excellent, otherwise.

53 min: Poland meanwhile are 2-0 up against Estonia, and it is looking increasingly like Wales and Poland will meet in the Path A final. Still plenty of time, of course.

This was basically Johnson’s goal:

Wales have a third! What a start to the second half.

Harry Wilson whips in a deep free-kick which is headed back across goal for David Brooks arriving on the penalty spot. He doesn’t make proper contact but it’s enought to direct the ball into the path of Brennan Johnson at the back post – very much like Ryan Giggs hit the ball into the path of Teddy Sheringham to score Manchester United’s equaliser against Bayern Munich in the 1999 Champions League final, if memory serves – and Johnson knocks the ball home from close range.

Harry Wilson gets the second half under way. A reminder that the winner tonight will go through to play Estonia or Poland in one of the three play-off finals, for a place at Euro 2024.

Poland lead 1-0 and Estonia are down to 10 men, away from home, so that match may well be done and dusted.

The players are back out on the pitch for the second half.

Here’s a look at that lovely Neco Williams goal:

And that’s half-time. Wales have been the better team and scored two good goals – the second was superbly worked – but Finland had plenty of bright moments themselves and that late reply has made things interesting in the second half.

Now then. Teemu Pukki is slipped in behind the Wales defence and he finishes typically well, passing the ball by Danny Ward and into the corner. There is a check for offside, which is very tight, but he’s a few centimetres onside.

43 min: Brennan Johnson is penalised for a foul near the touchline inside the Welsh half. The free-kick is delivered with far too much pace, though, and ends up in the gloves of Ward.