Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

That's a really poor miss from Francois Trinh-Duc. At this level and the standard of kicking in the professional game, he's really messed up there.

He has to be replaced.

Just for context, that was in front of the posts and about 25 metres out. Even Martyn Williams would've slotted that one.

Oh dear Francois Trinh-Duc, another one to miss off the highlight reel. He fields a deep kick, and passes to a player stood in front of him.

Benjamin Fall was pointing up the field, but Trinh-Duc had other ideas.

He seems to have forgotten the first rule of rugby. You have to pass it backwards...

Jennifer Harris: For those who aren't Welsh "cwtch", as you put it, is pronounced cutch. Never seen it spelt that way...

Cwtch, cutch. Potato, potato. It's certainly a talking point, Jennifer.

Claps all round, pats on the back and a few whoops in there too. Wales draw the penalty at the set-piece, but a large section of the crowd are booing.

France did look to be going forward there, but it all collapses and it's hard to tell what on earth went on.

A few of these Welsh forwards are puffing, and puffing hard. But they've won an important penalty there by wrapping up Mathieu Bastareaud.

It took about five Welsh shirts to halt the French centre, with Dan Biggar leading the effort.

It's still a one-point game in Cardiff, and it hasn't been an epic. Wales with a vital scrum on their own line here.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

France have no intention of playing in their own half now. They are going to push the ball into the Wales half constantly, looking for scrums, line-outs and trying to grind out a result.

Image source, Reuters

And that's another penalty from the men in red. Scott Williams is blown for a high tackle on Benjamin Fall, and France head for the corner once more.

Morgs: I’m getting so fed up with this. Play a few phases Wales!!

They can't if they've not got the ball, Morgs

And that tackle from Dan Biggar was not a cwtch. For those reading this live text who aren't familiar with a 'cwtch', it's a cuddle.

Francois Trinh-Duc has his heart in his mouth as his kick looks to be sailing over the dead ball line, but it comes to an abrupt halt about an inch from the whitewash. Well-judged from the fly-half.

Ken Owens looks a guilty man, he's penalised for pulling down the scrum.

Francois Trinh-Duc opts for the cautious approach this time and sends a conservative kick about five metres down the touchline.

France have the territory and the possession again as Dan Biggar leads the charge in defence.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

Wales need to settle down a little bit. They've not had much momentum this half so they're trying to force the pressure on France and get themselves back into the game.

Image source, AFP

Camille Chat takes on Alun Wyn Jones, and to everyone's surprise, the hooker comes off best.

He takes a massive hit from the Wales captain, shrugs it off like he's been given a cwtch and carries on with his run.

France have had 77% of possession in the second half, Wales just can't get a foothold in this game.

France chuck on their replacement forwards and they immediately win a scrum. The penalty count evens itself up to 6-6 and Francois Trinh-Duc will send his side into the corner.

Or not. Instead, Trinh-Duc decides to kick it dead. His forwards will be fuming!

That's sneaky from Gareth Davies. The Wales scrum-half appears unannounced to charge down Maxime Machenaud's kick with his thigh. And the game comes to life.

He sprints clear but is eventually hauled down five metres from the line and Hadleigh Parkes can't collect a bouncing ball. Loose play, France capitalise and the game goes back to being messy.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

France are starting to improve. I've been hard on Matheiu Bastareaud in the past but now he's added an ability to offload the ball. It's making everything flow for France more smoothly. A much improved player.

From 30 metres, Maxime Machenaud makes no mistake and the gap is narrowed to a single point.

Image source, Getty Images

France with a sustained period of attack, but they're not going forward at any pace.

In the 19th phase, Francois Trinh-Duc goes the long way round and earns a penalty.

Hadleigh Parkes shakes his head but he rolled into Maxime Machenaud and impeded his pass. He can't complain there.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Wales had a four on two opportunity there but wasted it. They didn't play it well from the scrum and then the pass didn't find its mark. These are the little things they have to work on.

Another groan from the Cardiff crowd. Wales have a four on two, but Scott Williams' pass is behind his namesake Liam Williams and the winger can only tip it into touch.