Wales' Euro 2020 qualifying hopes were dealt a huge blow as they were beaten 1-0 by Hungary.
Here's the full lowdown on where they currently stand in Group E.
The results from the latest break
Croatia 2-1 Wales (You can read the report here)
Azerbaijan 1-3 Hungary
Azerbaijan 1-5 Slovakia
Hungary 1-0 Wales (You can read the report here)
How the group now looks
Defeat leaves Ryan Giggs' side six points adrift of the Hungarians and three behind both Croatia and Slovakia, although Marco Rossi's side have played one more game that each of the other four sides in Group E.
This is how Group E now looks:
When are the next round of fixtures?
Wales play just one qualifier during the next international break.
Ryan Giggs' side host Azerbaijan at Cardiff City Stadium on Friday, September 6. The game is scheduled to get underway at 7:45pm.
On the same night, Slovakia are at home to Croatia.
Wales will also play a friendly against Belarus in the Welsh capital on Monday, September 9, with kick-off for that one being at 7:45pm.
Elsewhere on that matchday, Azerbaijan take on Croatia while Hungary will host Slovakia in Budapest.
What do the bookies say?
(Odds courtesy of Paddy Power, correct at time of publishing)
Group E winner
Croatia 3/10
Hungary 6/1
Slovakia 7/1
Wales 17/2
Azerbaijan 500/1
What has Ryan Giggs said about Wales' hopes?
"I know it's early doors and there's still a lot of points, but we've made it really difficult for ourselves and we're probably relying on other teams to drop points, which they will do, because it's a competitive group,"
"But obviously we have to start winning, if not win all of the games, then the majority of them."
