Benjamin Buckley: This is quite possibly the worst second half of rugby I’ve ever seen. I’m actually thinking about varnishing the door instead...

William Davies: This is unwatchable, so I'm not going to anymore.

One for the purists, perhaps...

Georgia try to attack from the half-way line but a huge tackle from Wales centre Owen Watkin thwarts that effort and the visitors are penalised for holding on.

Wales decide against a shot at goal and kick deep into the Georgia half.

Two minutes to play, let's just hope they kick it dead as soon as the clock strikes red.

We've all had enough.

England are asking the questions now. Dylan Hartley lurking on the wing.

Not enough gas. But there are only 10 metres for his team-mates to make it over the whitewash.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on Radio 5 live

Reece Hodge is a big lad. He has a huge boot off the floor and out of hand.

A great big slap of instep on leather sends the ball back-flipping through the drizzle and over the sticks.

Australia cut the gap to three.

And here comes Kurtley Beale, back out of the sin-bin, to take Australia back up to a full 15.

Australia building inside the England half and the white wall starts creeping up a little prematurely.

A penalty from 45m out or so, pretty much central, and Michael Hooper calls up the bazooka boot of Reece Hodge....

Another penalty. But it goes to... WALES.

Hugs all round for the Welsh players and the forwards are still celebrating as they make their way to the line-out.

Great work from Tomas Francis and Alun Wyn-Jones to dig their side out of a hole.

And on comes Taulupe Faletau to sure it up for the last five minutes.

Far too much whistle at the moment.

Georgia get a penalty at the scrum, and we'll go to the set-piece once again.

Huge pressure on the Wales front row as Mathieu Raynal tries to explain what's going wrong in both English and French.

Blank faces, another penalty to Georgia. The whole Welsh pack is at fault, apparently.

Scrum number three...

Australia are making up from their missing men in impressive style.

You can barely see the joins as they stretch their 13 men across the field in defence.

And they are back up to 14 as Michael Hooper comes back into the fray.

Still another four minutes to go on Kurtley Beale's sin-bin...

Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

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Maro Itjoe - you've got Jonny May who can run the 100m in under 11 seconds outside of you. Give it to him and let him go. He'll finish that all day long.

James W: Why is Wales' game management so consistently poor? Kick the goals, win the game. Then decide by how many....

Stanley Miller: Impressively close from a Georgian perspective.

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The crowd murmur with excitement as Maro Itoje gets a charge in open field.

But England's golden boy takes a tarnishing there as he hangs onto the ball rather than giving the pass to Jonny May outside him.

That should have gone.

Scrum it is. Here we go.

Georgia are in a lovely position, right in front of the posts, five metres out.

One converted score and the visitors are level...

Georgia are five metres out from the tryline.

Their forwards are hacking away, without making much ground. It's dull, very dull.

They knock it on, but we come back for a Welsh offside.

Now, now, do they go for the points or the scrum?

A change in the Aussie ranks as Ben McCalman comes on for Ned Hanigan in the back row.

George Ford drops-out to start the second half.

Can the Wallabies, down to 13 men for the next few minutes as Michael Hooper serves out the first of their yellow cards, keep out England and get back into the game?

A crucial period coming up.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

I don't know why Georgia aren't taking kicks at goal when they get penalties. Especially at this stage in the game, it's all about scoreboard pressure.

Penalty to Wales. Kristian Dacey does a little dance, before deciding not to go for the quick tap. Shame.

Rhys Priestland snatches the ball and kicks to touch.

Wales are on top now, but it goes completely wrong at the line-out as Dacey's long throw lands in the hands of the opposition prop Kakha Asieshvili.

And that's the end of Dacey's afternoon, Dragons hooker Elliot Dee comes on for his first cap. Hurrah.

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Referee Ben O'Keeffe is also a qualified ophthalmologist - testing eyes.

Which really makes the punchline easy.

Michael Cheika, who has been critical of the 28-year-old in the past, will have plenty to say about the two yellow cards dished out his team's way in the first half.

Is it time for a Mexican wave?

I've refrained so far, but I sense it's coming in the crowd.

Meanwhile on the pitch, Soso Matiashvili goes for the intercept from Rhys Priestland's pass to Alex Cuthbert but he's knocked it on.

Not deliberate says the referee, and ah yes, another scrum.