James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

The BBC Radio Wales commentary team are enjoying a quick snack of a traditional Welsh dish and even James Hook is having one as the prospect of a Grand Slam boosts his hunger levels, saying: "I don't even like them, but I'll have one today."

Someone check that man's passport...doesn't like Welsh cakes?

Changes for Ireland. Quinn Roux and Dave Kilcoyne are on in place of Tadhg Beirne and Cian Healy.

Wales have also made a little switch with Aled Davies on for Gareth Davies at scrum-half.

Wales make a mess of their line-out. Ireland will get one of their own, five metres out.

But Wales' defence is feverish and the ball is a bar of soap. Tadhg Beirne knocks on.

Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I am struggling to get my head around how bad a performance this has been from Ireland.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

While Gareth Anscombe basks in the glory of his immaculate kicking display, his opposite number, Johnny Sexton, is having a day to forget.

Not only has his kicking gone awry, now he's chucked a pass out of play just a few metres short of the try line, and Wales' fans are enjoying his loss of form.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

I think Sexton saw something that wasn't on. It was just lack of communication.

Johnny Sexton will want this game wiped from his memory.

The Ireland fly-half throws a pass into touch, with the Wales whitewash beckoning 15m away.

So uncharacteristic. As is his reaction. A rueful shake of the head.

Gareth Davies is late into a tackle on scrum-half counterpart Rory Best.

Ireland kick down into the Wales 22m.

They need something from this to breathe the slightest life into their hopes...

Anon: The Irish are just rolling over here...come on lads, you are so much better than this.

Gareth: Going to say something which would be considered sacrilege last year but Ireland need to sub Carty for Sexton. Sexton is having a shocker.

John Coster: I’d be happy if Ireland even score a point at this stage.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

The Wales boys are so exciting they're like a box of frogs

Jamie Roberts
Wales international centre on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am looking at Ireland's body language and I see no leadership and no desire to play a game-plan that will get them back into this game.

Their discipline has been shocking.

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Gareth Anscombe lands his fifth penalty, Ireland have given away 10 already with a little under half an hour to go...

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CJ Stander fails to roll away from a ruck and it is another Wales penalty within range...

Joe Schmidt has changed it up.

Sean O'Brien comes off for Jack Conan.

Prince William gets a huge cheer as his smiling face appears on the big screen.

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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium

The one question mark about Gareth Anscombe might have been about his goalkicking at Test level but he has answered that today.

After keeping the kicking duties despite the early arrival of Dan Biggar, Anscombe has slotted over five successful kicks in driving rain.

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Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

I think Joe Schmidt has to make the call and replace the half-backs. Conor Murray and Johnny Sexton just aren't performing today and Ireland need to make a change.

Dave Kilcoyne is another option in the front row.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

The Welsh forwards will slow it all down now. The clock's over 50 and Wales are just watching it and watching it.

And now Johnny Sexton over-cooks his kick again.

The ball rolls dead. Nothing is going right for the men in green.

A very un-Joe Schmidt performance. The video debrief session is going to an 18 certificate at least...