Wales vs Belgium LIVE: World Cup qualifier result, final score and reaction tonight

Wales drew 1-1 with Belgium to secure home advantage in their World Cup play-off semi-final.

Kevin De Bruyne silenced a noisy Cardiff crowd inside 12 minutes, but Kieffer Moore equalised before half-time to give Wales the point they craved.

Already guaranteed a play-off spot through their Nations League results, Wales were determined to secure a home tie in March by finishing second in Group E.

The point was enough to finish above the Czech Republic and take their place among the six seeded teams in the play-offs.

Wales goalscorer Kieffer Moore, speaking to Sky Sports:

“I think you could tell at the end that we left everything out there. We gave everything for that performance. We knew before hand that we needed a result and we gave everything for the cause.

“The goal was incredible. It’s amazing scoring in front of the ‘red wall’ - I can’t put it into words. I didn’t expect it to drop to me. In some ways it was lucky but as soon as it did drop I knew I had to get the shot off quick.

“It’s very important [being seeded], with the likes of Italy and Portugal finishing second. But we back ourselves against anyone.

“The manager was very emotional and he was proud of us at the end. We’ve stuck together and stuck to the plan. It shows what we are about.”

Wales captain Aaron Ramsey, speaking to Sky Sports, after his side claimed a home play-off tie:

“It’s massive, and full credit to the boys. They put in a massive shift again against top opposition. We always believed that we could get a result - especially at home with our fans. It’s another good night for us.

“We build our foundations on everyone putting in a shift for each other. We put our bodies on the line and we did that again tonight.

“There’s some big teams still in it but it was so important we got a home tie. You could see the atmosphere tonight -it’s a special place to play. Hopefully that will give us an edge in the play-off.”

Elsewhere in Europe, the Netherlands have defeated Norway 2-1 to claim the final automatic qualification place.

They join Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Denmark, Croatia, England and Germany in reaching Qatar.

A reminder that Wales could still face any of Italy, Portugal, Scotland, Sweden or Russia in a play-off final.

Robert Page has gathered his players for a huddle in the middle of the pitch at a rocking Cardiff City Stadium.

He will be making his team know that there’s still a lot of work to do - but what a job he has done so far.

Gareth Bale is enjoying himself as he joins in with the celebrations.

Turkey, Poland, North Macedonia, Ukraine, Austria, Czech Republic.

Those are the countries that Wales could play in the semi-finals. There are still some tough ties in there, but a home draw will certainly help.

Wales have done it! They will have home advantage as a seeded team in March’s play-off semi-finals!

90+6 mins: De Bruyne swings it in from the right channel but Rodon heads away - before Moore draws the free kick to relieve some pressure!

90+4 mins: Moore wins the first header from the corner, but Wales can’t quite clear and it breaks to Boyata six yards out! His header is tame, however, and easily collected by Ward.

90+3 mins: Trossard cuts inside Davies and Williams and lets fly from range - but Davies gets in a block and sends it out for a corner. Some late nerves incoming!