Final score: Ireland 9-21 New Zealand
Final score: Scotland 19-16 Argentina
Final score: England 58-15 Fiji
Final score: Wales 33-30 Japan
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Dan Lydiate, con Leigh Halfpenny
Well, Wales are down a man but they create the position in front of the sticks and from the ruck it's worked right to Gareth Anscombe, who sends a lovely ball into Dan Lydiate and he powers over from close range.
Leigh Halfpenny adds the extras from wide out.
Dan Lydiate try opens scoring for Wales
Elliot Daly, con Owen Farrell
Clinical. Nemani Nadolo is left bamboozled by the bounce, allowing Jonathan Joseph to scoop up and smell the whitewash. the cavalry arrives, the ball goes left (again) and England scatter the Fiji defence again.
Elliot Daly collects George Ford's raking pass, puts on his dancing shoes, shimmying over the line.
Image source, ReutersYu Tamura
A penalty follows that Wales sin bin, and it's Yu Tamura on hand to increase Japan's lead with the boot.
A perfect start for the visitors in Cardiff.
England 7-0 Fiji
England misplace a pass in the midfield, Fiji can't take advantage. And then Ben Youngs's box kick does Nemani Nadolo on the bounce. England attack again...
Wales 0-3 Japan
Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One
You have to say it is cynical and a yellow card. The officials have done very well.
Wales 0-3 Japan
Wales full back Liam Williams stops Akihito Yamada in his tracks as the winger chases a kick after Japan break. Yamada looked like he was away there.
England 7-0 Fiji
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Great patience from England.
They just went through the phases, Ben Youngs calling the shots.
England were ruthless.
Wales 0-3 Japan
Wales enjoy their first sustained period of possession after going behind, but the Japanese defence is holding firm.
A diagonal kick seeks out Leigh Halfpenny, who taps back into Jamie Roberts' path but the Brave Blossoms get their hands on it.
England 7-0 Fiji
Ian Robertson
BBC rugby correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That is a phenomenal start for England.
Jonathan Joseph, con Owen Farrell
Well that didn't take long. England go right through Semesa Rokoduguni and when he is held up, go back down the middle. Mako Vunipola beats up the Fijians, prop partner Dan Cole clears out a ruck. That allows England to line up shirts on the left flank, Jonathan Joseph the lucky one allowed to finish it off.
Oweb Farrell clips over the extras. Perfect start.
Image source, ReutersYu Tamura, 4mins
Japan have started brightly here, some neat passing from an attacking line-out on the right is moved left to Akihito Yamada on the far side around 15 metres from the Wales line.
Wales clear, but then concede the penalty to give Japan a chance to stick the first points on the board.
No problem for Yu Tamura... he finds the target.
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England 0-0 Fiji
Oh er. Alex Goode has a few jitters - told you that Cibi was frightening. The England full-back lets an early high kick slip through his hands.
England 0-0 Fiji
A couple of moments later we have lift off at HQ. Fiji are decked out in white, while Scotland are playing in a familiar navy. What? That's England. Oh right.
Wales 0-0 Japan
Wales, playing in their changed dark grey strip, get the game under way.
England v Fiji (14:30 GMT)
Hang on, we're not ready to roll at Twickers yet. Time for the Cibi. Yikes! Those Fijians have scared the life out of us - we're 250 miles away. Goodness knows what the English are thinking.
Electronic dance music, or EDM as the kids call it, greets the four sets of players as they strut out the tunnels in London and Cardiff. The DJ quickly presses the eject button, though. It is time for something a little more serene. Anthem time.
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Wales v Japan (14:30 GMT)
Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Matches against tier-two nations are routinely described as potential banana skins and in Wales’ case in the autumn that has frequently been true.
Samoa and Canada have previously won in Cardiff at this time of the year, Fiji have drawn and on one occasion were pipped by a point.
So it might be a surprise for interim head coach Rob Howley to make 10 changes for the visit of Japan.
But this is not an inexperienced Wales side. There are four players with fewer than 10 international appearances but six with more than 50.
As gambles go, this one is calculated.
Wales v Japan (14:30 GMT)
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