Another clean take, here comes Guirado, who is hauled down just short of the Welsh line. France put-in at the scrum... Gethin Jenkins replaces Rob Evans in the Welsh front-row...

Clean take again, Guirado has it at the back of the maul. Penalty France, they play the advantage and Plisson cross-kicks to Camara, who basketballs it back into Medard, who is bundled into touch in the corner. Great defence by Wales, but it's another 5m line-out...

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Penalty to France after yet another collapsed scrum, France kick to the corner again...

Lauret takes cleanly at the back of the line-out but that's great work by Warburton and Alun Wyn Jones, wrapping up the man and forcing a scrum. 

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Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker on BBC One

"If I was France I would put the ball in the corner and do the catch-and-drive. It's the one thing they can do well."

Good French scrum, Machenaud makes a snipe down the blind-side. Slow ball at the breakdown and the ball is eventually ripped from a Frenchman's grasp. France win it back and inch forwards... Camara almost bundled into touch but he does well to keep it in play. France penalty, in at the side. France kick to the corner...

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Luke: That has to be one of the most ridiculous tries ever to be scored. How rubbish can both players be?

Henry Ellison: This has been a terrible game. Everything Plisson touches has gone wrong. Given Wales 10 points this match. Woeful.

Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"That was almost ridiculous. Fantastic pace from George North, but he had no control of the ball and was gifted the try by Jules Plisson who toe-poked it back to the Wales wing. 

"It was a fantastic piece of vision and kicking from Jonathan Davies to spot the space in behind France and manage to put the ball into it."

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Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One

"It was a great bit of vision and speed by George North. You've got to take everything that's given to you. What a finish.

"This will force France to play now."

I don't understand what's happening at the moment - if that was deemed to be a tip-tackle, why is Danty still on the field? Odd. Mermoz with a half-break and offload, Maestri goes through but the ball goes loose in the tackle. Poirot the prop with a poor pass and Wales race clear...

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One

"Danty's coming in at 100mph and hits him with everything. It's a penalty and nothing else. It's a brilliant tackle."

Righto, we've got the first scrum of the second half and Brian Moore is up and chuntering on commentary. Miracle of miracles, the scrum holds up and here comes Jonathan Davies smashing through the French midfield, offloads to Faletau who is hauled down just short. Danty with a big hit in midfield, Biggar goes with the cross-kick, Vakatawa cleans up. But we're going back for that Danty tackle, which was deemed to be a tip-tackle. DanBiggar pops it over...

Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker on BBC One

"They have to do something about these scrums. It's boring."

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Thomas Castaignede
Former France international on BBC One

"We didn't play very well in the first half and can only do better, although I have been saying that every week."

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Gareth Davies has been the livewire that looks most likely to spark this game into life.

The Wales scrum-half has beaten four defenders - twice as many as anyone else on the pitch - and made two clean breaks.

He has carried for 51 metres, only Dan Biggar with 54 metres has managed more.

Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Wales have control and they will get better and improve. I expect them to come out with a bang."

It's like the World Cup never happened, it has been pretty poor fare to be honest. Not enough imagination, it's all about the defences. It's all a bit Why Don't Youjust switch off your television set and go out and do something less boring instead. 

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Ali Williams
Former New Zealand lock on BBC One

"I don't know what we're watching, apart from Wayne Barnes refereeing. 

"There's no real cohesion. The Welsh are trying but lack what it is that will break the French down."

Charlotte Bailey: Both Wales and France are having shockers!!

Rory Carson: Say what you want about the French lack of cutting edge...but what are Wales really offering? Gary Owens? Certainly not sexy!

Craig: I've been at Scotland v England and France v Ireland. Standard is sub-standard. Only England look on the up.