As Uruguay stride forward to collect the China Cup, we will bid you farewell.

Read the full match report here.

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Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

It nearly did for Luis Suarez, who hit the post twice, but I think Gareth Bale was just below par.

Maybe it was having two games in close proximity, he was a little bit disappointing tonight. He played a little bit deeper, but he was mostly effective when he got close to Sam Vokes. I thought Bales, Vokes and Harry Wilson were too far apart.

The officials have been on and off the makeshift presentation stand in Nanning. Now we're waiting for the teams.....here come the Welsh team limbering rather gloomily up.

The wait for a trophy goes on. This has the slight feel of a Christmas morning when you don't get the gift you expect to receive. Smiles are at a premium.

So what did you make of Ryan Giggs' second game as Wales boss? Could he have taken Declan John off sooner? And what else could he have done differently?

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

I would have said that in future if we are being overloaded down our left, where Declan John was playing, maybe Ryan Giggs would make the changes sooner.

Chile won this competition last January (defeating Iceland 1-0) so the trophy returns to South America.

Wales were by no means disgraced though by a Uruguay team that are heading to the World Cup in Russia this summer as the stats below show.

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Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

They might be ranked two places below Wales, but Uruguay have quality players, look at the teams they play for: Juventus, Paris St-Germain, Barcelona. When you look at it, you have to say there is no disgrace in this. We've learnt a lot.

So Uruguay are the China Cup winners....Gareth Bale said before the game that winning a trophy would be "massive" for Wales but they've lost out here to superior opponents.

Wales seemed to step it up when they reverted to a 4-4-2 late on but it wasn't enough to force penalties.

That's it. Lots of effort from Wales, decent play at times from their young side, but they cannot find the final ball.

Great cross from Ryan Hedges. Probably the best of the night but Billy Bodin can't reach it at the far post.

A chance for Wales but Ashley Williams can't direct a long ball towards goal.

Edinson Cavani now heads off for a rest. Will his goal be the winner?

Thirty seconds of regulation time left.

Uruguay are sitting deep inviting Wales on. But at the other end a long ball almost catches the Welsh defence out.

Luis Suarez races clear but Connor Roberts makes a brilliant last-ditch tackle to save the day.

Wales defender Ben Davies heads off and is replaced by Ryan Hedges for his second Wales cap.

Three minutes of added time.

Wales have had 15 corners but still no sign of a goal. Just two minutes remaining to rescue this now. Uruguay are looking comfortable.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Gareth Bale’s got to do better than he’s done tonight. He’s been poor, he’s got to know when you can have those extra touches or not.

Another change for Uruguay as former Middlesbrough striker Cristhian Stuani replaces Nahitan Nandez.

Wales now adopting a traditional 4-4-2, a system their manager Ryan Giggs knows well from his days as a player at Manchester United. He'll be hoping for a late United style revival here.