Hello and welcome to our LIVE text commentary of Wales' World Cup qualification clash with Austria in Vienna. Despite their Euro 2016 heroics, Chris Coleman's men are the underdogs this evening against the talented Austrians, on their own patch. Both sides are on three points after a positive start to the qualification campaign. I'm Pete Hall, and I will be bringing you the action, as it happens, live!

Phew, a enthralling evening's entertainment. Wales negotiate their toughest group match and come out with something to show for their troubles. The Dragons lead twice through Joe Allen and a Kevin Wimmer own goal, but were pegged back twice by Stoke's Marko Arnautovic. In truth, Austria dominated for long spells, and could easily have snatched all three points. Four points from two games for both. Georgia up next for Wales. Thanks for joining us. Full report and reaction to follow on site. Goodbye.

FT: Austria 2-2 Wales. Tremendous encounter. Another fantastic result for Wales.

Late Austria pressure. Can Wales hold on here? They are running the clock down at every opportunity.

Horrendous challenge from Janko on Gunter, but the imposing hitman is handed just a yellow card.

Late change for Wales, with Taylor replaced by Emyr Huws. Late reshuffle on the cards.

Five minutes of added time...

It did seem as though Hennessey's game was over, but he is adamant he can continue.

Arnautovic's game is over, as he is replaced by Louis Schaub. The Stoke player is not happy!

SAVE! Schopf finds space on the edge of the box and fires a low effort at goal. Hennessey gets down quickly to palm it away. He's stayed down.

Three corners in a row, but nothing comes of any. Free-kick conceded by Williams on the last.

Corner for Wales, but Joe Ledley fails to beat the first man. He is fortunate to get another go.

CLOSE! Arnautovic slices well wide from a good position after a swift Austrian counter. Seemed to get carried away. Should have hit the target.

The 4000 travelling Welshmen would love the final whistle now, but a late winner is not beyond them.

The Vienna crowd are really trying to spur their side on here. Alaba is the conductor, raising his arms to get people off their seats.

Alessandro Schopf replaces Januzovic, who got into some good positions but failed to really have an impact on the game.

Cap number 37 for Hal Robson-Kanu as he replaces Vokes, who put in an almighty shift.

Bale launches in another one, the ball comes back to him, he ghosts past two men, gets to the byline, drills low at goal, but Ozcan is down to palm it away.

Another Bale long throw causes problems, but Alaba sweeps the ball clear with Chester lurking.

Wales really hanging on here. Chester does brilliantly to keep out Alaba. Tremendous strength before being fouled.

A long ball into Vokes drops nicely for him about 25 yards out. He takes on the volley but gets it all wrong. Well wide.