BBC Sport will be broadcasting all of the action from Wales' Women's World Cup Qualifier against Bosnia & Herzegovina from Swansea City's Liberty Stadium.

Women's World Cup Qualifier

Wales v Bosnia & Herzegovina

18:45-21:00 BST - BBC Two Wales, Connected TV and online

Welsh commentary available on Connected TV and on the BBC Sport website and app.

Wales meet Bosnia & Herzegovina at the Liberty Stadium hoping to give their chances of reaching next year's World Cup in France a boost.

A goal from Yeovil Town midfielder Kayleigh Green proved the difference between the two teams when they met in Zenica last November.

Jayne Ludlow's side are currently second in UEFA Group 1, two points behind group leaders England, with just three qualifying matches to play.

Wales are yet to lose in qualifying and picked-up an impressive point in their last outing against England in April, with the match ending goalless at St Mary's.

Although Phil Neville's Lionesses are in pole position to secure the solitary automatic qualification spot, a win for Wales would not only put pressure on the group leaders, but improve their chances of sealing one of four play-off spots available to the best runners-up.

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