Pool A FT: Wales 54-9 Uruguay
Wales lose Liam Williams & Cory Allen to injury
Lee, Allen 3, Amos, G Davies 2, Tipuric tries for Wales
Felipe Berchesi 3 pens for Uruguay
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BBC Sport Wales' Richard Williams at the Millennium Stadium: "Every time the ball goes dead or there's a break in play Liam Williams is receiving treatment on his leg after that heavy tackle.
"This is a major concern for Wales, and the crowd sound anxious."
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A couple of former pros having their say on the television match official, again used plenty at the Millennium Stadium...
Uruguay now having to withstand wave after wave of red-shirted attack. Gareth Davies bamboozles the defence, switching left at the base of the ruck... Rhys Priestland weaves through a couple of defenders but falls short... Forward Wales continue to go, though...
Adventure from the Welsh, Scott Williams zig-zagging out from his own 22 and offloading to Cory Williams. The volume lifts inside the stadium...
But Luke Charteris loses the ball in contact and a promising move is ruined. Paul James has left the field by the way and is replaced by Aaron Jarvis. It looks like the prop needs some ice on an ankle. Oh boy.
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
"Simple, just one thing Uruguay hadn't done is miss one on one tackles, but they do there and it leads to a simple two on one for Wales."
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Wales 21-9 Uruguay
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"That's the first time Scott Williams has managed to break through a solid Uruguayan defence, then he puts through a neat short pass for Cory Allen. Scott Williams is certainly finding his feet now."
Wales 21-9 Uruguay
It's quick line-out ball and brilliance from Scott Williams. Regal handling from the centre and a salsa dancer's footwork putting Cory Allen into space and the Cardiff Blue has an easy stroll under the post. Rhys Priestland with an easy-peasy conversion.
Image source, ReutersUruguay flanker Juan Manuel Gaminara is punished for a dangerous tackle and Wales are continuing to aim for touch instead of the posts.
Rhys Priestland takes his men into the opposition 22, but Wales are making a number of needless errors. Accidental obstruction this time in a would-be maul and Uruguay frustrating Sam Warburton and co.
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Although they're ahead now, Wales trailed 6-0 early on and this hasn't been all plain sailing - as Great Britain swimmer Jazz Carlin, on her way to a training camp in Arizona, testifies...
Wales have enjoyed slightly more of the possession, but it's closer than many would have predicted. Uruguay's scrum solid in their own half and that sets the men in blue on their way once more. They've yet to truly threaten the Welsh tryline, however.
Image source, AFPWales 14-9 Uruguay
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"Berchesi has been very solid, his kicking is good, so is his distribution but his defence has been top-drawer."
Four penalties already conceded by Wales, and it has cost them nine points with Felipe Berchesi successful with three out of four attempts.
Image source, OptaWales 14-9 Uruguay
Liam Williams hobbling and he waves to the bench. The Scarlet's match could be over and that could potentially be very, very bad news for Wales - they lost first-choice full-back Leigh Halfpenny to injury before the tournament even started.
Williams remains on the field for now, however. Perhaps it's just a dead leg for the full-back.
Meanwhile. Felipe Berchesi has added three more points to Uruguay's score.
The Welsh forward dominating and the backline licking their lips and perhaps a tad too eager to get ball in hand. Cory Allen spills the ball which sparks a chase back into the Wales 22. Rhys Priestland covers brilliantly, but Uruguay retain possession and come forward again.
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
"There is no sweeper in Uruguayan defence, looks like it was something that Wales have worked on that chip before the game.
"Great skills from Rhys Priestland and well taken by Cory Allen.
"You saw 7-6 and thought it could be another Japan, but normal service has resumed."
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After a good start, any hopes Uruguay may have had of repeating Japan's heroics yesterday are fast fading...
Wales 14-6 Uruguay
Wales confident and it's Cory Allen who picks up a canny Rhys Priestland kick and bursts through the midfield. He's got Rodrigo Silva dragging him down, but the Cardiff Blues man wriggles over the line and the TMO deems that a try. Another conversion from the outside-half and Wales are finally rolling.
Wales 7-6 Uruguay
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales
"Great patience from Wales. The forwards all did their job and eventually they were too powerful.
"That's great for Samson Lee, after all that time with the physios, to start the World Cup with a try."
Image source, ReutersWales 7-6 Uruguay
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"He's delighted, his first game back for a long time - Wales have a lot of hopes pinned on him. That was well-worked by Wales, once the ball got to the back it was all about power. Lee has the perfect stature for a tight-head prop.
"Wales have so much more power, experience and stability up front once they take control we'll see players like Liam Williams come into their own."
Wales 7-6 Uruguay
Luke Charteris was the go-to man in the line-out and from the resultant maul, which involved backs Scott Williams and Alex Cuthbert, Warren Gatland's men surge forward and it's Samson Lee who is last up from the floor. Rhys Priestland converts.
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