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That is all from us on a significant day for Wales in Spain.

This might only have been a friendly against Switzerland but it was an important victory for Rhian Wilkinson's side, who were winless in their previous 12 matches.

On top of that, the Swiss are eight places higher than Wales in the world rankings.

An excellent performance and result for Wales, who get a much-needed morale boost before beginning their World Cup qualifying campaign in March.

We'll have full coverage of that, of course. Until then, thanks for your company today and enjoy the rest of your day.

Wales head coach Rhian Wilkinson tells BBC Sport Wales: "A win is one thing, a performance is another. So many different moments in the game and they absolutely rose to the occasion. I'm a proud coach today.

"I think every game we've played this year has been against teams that are ranked higher than us. It was a tough year as a result because we pushed ourselves.

"But we've been going toe-to-toe for a while now and knocking on the door, and this was the performance we needed, especially at the end of a tough year.

"Everyone's brought up our recent string of results and I understand that but equally you can see that this is a team that is almost unrecognisable, I would say, because of how confident they are on the ball.

"This is a really good team and, as soon as they start believing that, I think we'll be in a great spot."

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Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

I think we need to stop talking about performances when we come to these Nations League games, it's about results, it's about qualifying for another major tournament.

Look at the nations around us, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, they qualify but they don't re-qualify.

What can we learn from them?

It is now about results, that is the bottom line.

It's about winning. We might have to win ugly, I'd rather win ugly and play bad than play well and not make it count.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

They built on their first half performance against South Korea and they took that into this game.

I think we are seeing a real identity now with this Wales team.

We want to be a team who build in possession.

Yes, Angharad James made a mistake, she didn't execute the pass correctly, but they're trying to do the correct things.

It's a sloppy goal to give away but we bounced back and we were able to see the game through.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

It's important that Wales got the win.

We talk about performance being key, but every player and management staff, they want to finish with a win.

They can go home happy from camp and back to their clubs.

You can see the smiles on their faces, congratulations to them.

They dug deep in tough conditions in the second half, they were under pressure, but they were resilient, robust and they found a way to see the game out.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

They fully deserved the win.

A lot of players got minutes to represent Wales, and it was a team performance against strong opponents.

I'm so pleased for Rhian Wilkinson, her staff and the players that they've ended the year with a win.

There it is! A win for Wales at last!

That's their first since 3 December 2024, ending a 12-match winless run.

A friendly this might have been but that's a huge relief for Wales after what has been a testing 2025.

We're a minute over the allocated five.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

We're definitely holding on now.

Can we see it through?

Big tackle from Rhiannon Roberts, followed up with some good hold-up play from Elise Hughes.

Then Mared Griffiths takes the ball to the corner.

Almost there!

Elise Hughes is offside in the corner.

Last chance now for Switzerland to get forward.

Wales are doing exactly as Kath is suggesting.

One minute of added time left.

Kath Morgan
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

Just keep the ball in the corner.

Smart from Esther Morgan as she earns Wales a corner with only two minutes of added time remaining.

No surprise to see Wales take it short and try to eat up some vital seconds.

Wales will be relieved to see Iman Beney leaving the field.

The scorer of Switzerland's second goal has been a huge threat all game and is replaced by Leela Egli.

Noelle Maritz surges forward and tries to slip in a pass for Iman Beney but it's overhit, Safia Middleton-Patel gathers and Wales clear.

There will be four minutes of added time.

Into the final minute of normal time now.

Wales holding on.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

It just shows what Mared Griffiths has in her locker.

The confidence to drive at the Switzerland defence and to cut in on your weaker foot and try and curl the ball in the top corner, that's fantastic confidence from her.

Now Wales go close as Mared Griffiths leads a counter-attack, cuts in from the right wing and curls a sweetly struck left-footed effort which goes narrowly over the bar.