Penaltypublished at 21'
Wales 3-0 Australia
Normal service has resumed
Leigh Halfpenny makes no mistake this time around and puts Wales ahead
Summary
Wales beat Australia 9-6 at Principality Stadium
Halfpenny (2) and Biggar kick penalties for hosts
Wales' first win over the Wallabies since 2008
Wales had lost their last 13 Tests against Australia
Penaltypublished at 21'
Early set piece problems for Walespublished at 17:48 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Despite the presence of 6ft 8 in Adam Beard, the Welsh line out appears to be struggling
Missed penaltypublished at 13'
An uncharacteristic miss from Leigh Halfpenny, who had the chance to put Wales 3-0 up
Postpublished at 17:34 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Wales 0-0 Australia
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Principality StadiumOne of the things Wales did best against Scotland last weekend was slow their opponents' ball with some devilish work at the breakdown.
So far - and these are early days, of course - they've struggled to do that against an Australian side looking to attack at pace.
Can Anscombe claim the 10 shirt today?published at 17:33 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Gareth Anscombe has been given another opportunity to impress at outside half, despite the availability of Dan Biggar and Rhys Patchell
Image source, huA let off for Walespublished at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Gareth Anscombe puts in a try-saving tackle after Australia centre Samu Kerevi looked to be through to score the game's opening try
Time for actionpublished at 17:26 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
The anthems are sung and the tracksuits are off, time to get down to business
Ben O'Keeffe of New Zealand gets us under way
The teams are outpublished at 17:16 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Michael Hooper and Alun Wyn Jones lead their sides out to rapturous applause at the Principality Stadium.
They each lay poppy wreaths to mark 100 years since the end of World War One.
The Last Post is followed by an impeccably observed minute's silence.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyToday's match officialspublished at 17:15 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Referee: Ben O'Keeffe (New Zealand)
Touch judges: Romain Poite (France) & Brendan Pickerill (New Zealand)
TMO: Simon McDowell (Ireland)
Has Gatland picked the right team?published at 17:14 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Media caption, Martyn Williams and Steff Garerro discuss if Warren Gatland has picked the right team to beat Australia
Let's hope it's a good one!published at 17:14 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyYour 10 minute warningpublished at 17:12 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Get your match snacks ready, kick off is coming up shortly
The fans are out in forcepublished at 17:10 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyEddie Butler on '10 years of hurt'published at 17:07 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyQuote MessageI have done a deal with the rugby spirits of the Blorenge Mountain: let Wales beat Australia and in return Tonga can win the following week. They said they'd think about it. Ten years of hurt, all the more painful for the narrowness of all the margins, they suggested, might take more than Tonga. If Wales are to win it may have to be by their own hands. At least they have a game and a win under their belts. The pack should be strong … but the Wallabies are the bogey team. They claim to be struggling, that the game back home is on the brink of collapse. We should not believe a word they say. They lose, but then they beat Wales. Time to break the habit. Wales, courtesy of a bit of luck they are perhaps due … to win by a sliver.
Dealing with the threat of Folaupublished at 17:06 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Israel Folau has been one of Wales' chief tormentors in recent years
George North found a novel way of dealing with him during the Lions' victorious tour of Australia in 2013
Image source, Getty ImagesAdams swaps fan seat for starting spotpublished at 17:06 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Principality StadiumWhen Wales last played Australia, Josh Adams was sat in the stands as a fan.
When the two sides renew their rivalry today, he'll be in the thick of it - starting on the wing, opposite the great Wallaby back Israel Folau.
Here, the Wales and Worcester wing talks about his “surreal” 12 months.
Image source, HuwWales to win by five - Warburton predictionpublished at 17:06 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Quote MessageTo win, Wales are going to have to put 25 points on the board as Australia always score points in Cardiff. Both sides will want to play rugby and it should be a brilliant game. I think this is Wales' year to end their run of defeats to the Aussies and they will win by five.
Sam Warburton, Former Wales captain
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyHandling the pressurepublished at 17:03 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Warren Gatland wants his players to show they can handle the pressure of being favourites today
Wales are on a six-match winning run against all opponents this year in contrast to Australia, who've won only three times in 10 games in 2018.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency'Past results mean nothing'published at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Australia captain Michael Hooper doesn't want his players to draw on their run of 13 successive wins over Wales.
"If you're thinking about teams you've played previously, you're not in the moment," he said.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyDramatic finish at Twickenhampublished at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Wales v Australia (17:20 GMT)
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City StadiumWhat a finish to England's match against New Zealand at Twickenham.
The gathered press at the Principality Stadium would have taken their seats inside the ground by now but they've held off on this occasion because they've been glued to the TV screens.
England led 15-0 at one point in the first half, only for New Zealand to fight back and move 16-15 in front.
The hosts thought they had snatched victory when Sam Underhill crossed but his try was disallowed and the All Blacks held on for a nerve-jangling win.
Let's hope for some similar drama when Wales face Australia.