Penaltypublished at 31 mins
Wales 3-6 Australia (Foley)
Wales might just take that. They were under severe pressure and managed to escape with just the three points in the debit column.
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Pool A FT: Wales 6-15 Australia
5 Foley pens Aus, 2 Biggar pens Wal
Genia & Mumm sin-binned for Aus - both now back on
Australia face Scotland in quarters, Wales play South Africa
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Penaltypublished at 31 mins
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Australia turning the screw, cranking up the pressure.
Liam Williams off his feet as he attempts to win the ball back. Another Australia penalty and this time, from a more central position, Bernard Foley says he will take three.
Wales 3-3 Australiapublished at 27 mins
Justin Tipuric is over-eager, sneaking round the side prematurely and Australia kick the penalty into the Wales 22m.
Another infringement, Australia go for the corner again.
They want tries.
Wales 3-3 Australiapublished at 26 mins
Israel Folau, a former Aussie Rules pro, usually rules the skies in the Aussie back three, but he is not at his best so far.
Dan Biggar gets up above him for a high ball, failing to claim it but causing chaos.
Image source, Reuters'Turning pressure into points'published at 17:15 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-3 Australia
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageYou miss one tackle against Australia and you are in big trouble. Wales have had possession and territory but haven't been able to turn that pressure into points."
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Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia back on Radio 5 live"Whilst a few Welsh players were receiving treatment and attention, Stephen Moore had a word with his pack and said 'boys, let's put it on them'.
"We've got a game on our hands everybody."
Penaltypublished at 24 mins
Wales 3-3 Australia (Foley)
There she blows. Bernard Foley, impeccable at Twickenham last weekend, hits it out of the sweet spot and between the sticks.
Wales 3-0 Australiapublished at 23 mins
It was Samson Lee who was popped towards the sky again. He has been worked over by Scott Sio at the last two set-pieces.
This Aussie pack, drilled by Argentine legend Mario Ledesma, are a force to be reckoned with.
Bernard Foley is going to kick for the posts.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWales 3-0 Australiapublished at 22 mins
Massive scrum from Australia! They win the ball and have a penalty in the back pocket for afters.
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Drew Mitchell with a half-break, weaving and wafting a hand-off around at anything in a red shirt.
The Wales defence is turned and there is quick ball coming back for the Wallabies. Spun wide to Israel Folau, but the electric Aussie full-back is still short of the full voltage after injury and is prevented from getting to ground.
Scrum Wales on their own 22m line.
Ashes to ashespublished at 17:09 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
English cricket legend Sir Ian Botham is backing Wales all the way. England could, of course, beat the Aussies at cricket this summer. But not rugby this autumn.
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Australians thieving at the breakdown again and it is the Fagin of their gang David Pocock who has his fingers on the ball as Samson Lee gets isolated.
Penalty Australia and they will get plenty more like that unless Justin Tipuric and Sam Warburton get busy.
Get involved #bbcrugbypublished at 17:07 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
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Gareth Anscombe puts boot to ball, but the adrenalin in his veins adds 15 metres to the ball and sends it dead.
A waste of some prime ball.
'Ferocious'published at 17:06 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captainQuote MessageIt's ferocious out there. Some of the hits are tremendous. This is a real Test match.
Image source, AP'Dominant'published at 17:06 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
Iain Carter
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at TwickenhamQuote MessageThe score does not reflect the statistical analysis that Wales have had 82% of territory."
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Cracking work from Luke Charteris, who loops his Mr Tickle-length arms over the top of Australia's rolling maul, scragging Stephen Moore and earning his side a penalty.
Wales enjoying early dominancepublished at 17:06 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
Wales are dominating possession and territory in the early stages and have already made 19 carries to only six by the Wallabies.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 3-0 Australiapublished at 14 mins
The Australia pack show they are quick learners. After coming under the pump in the first couple of scrums, they prise Wales tight-head prop off the floor and earn a penalty at the next wrestle.
Slaps on the back from their colleagues in the backs and a chance to clear from inside their own 22m.
Postpublished at 17:03 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Wales 3-0 Australia
Richard Williams
BBC Sport at Twickenham"Welsh fans in fine voice here at Twickenham after that flying start by Wales. It's unusual for them to be in the majority at Twickenham.
"But a few of them are covering their eyes after some of the hits going in."
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