Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The footage from the Fiji changing room showed them very relaxed, the question was do you want them to be fired up?

They know they have to do better, they play better rugby when they are nice and relaxed and at the moment the balance is not quite right.

My word - this in not going Fiji's way.

Josh Matevesi misses the chance to bring them back within nine points and that should've been kicked.

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Penalty to Fiji for a high tackle.

But they had the advantage there in Uruguay's 22, but again spurned it with a knock-on.

Back with come for the shot at goal...

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Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I don't think Uruguay can keep this up, they're also running into the breeze which will make it a little bit tough for them but you never know.

That's 13 handling errors now from Fiji and a couple of costly ones early in this second half.

Remember they need a win here really after losing their opening game against Australia.

Fiji full of running again at the start of this second half, but there are still errors.

Knock-ons on the floor and then intercepts as they look ready to pounce in Uruguay's half.

Here we go again for the second half.

Are we in for as much entertainment as we had in the first? Yes please...

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On the latest BBC Radio 5 Live Rugby Union Weekly podcast, the gang compare breakfast options and discuss the importance of bum bags on tour.

This comes in amongst all the usual chat about the latest news on the field in Japan of course, as England boss Eddie Jones talks all things Kobe and looks ahead to his side's game against the USA.

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Great entertainment in that first 40 minutes.

Apologies meanwhile to our UK audience for the loss of commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.

We'll hopefully have coverage back up and running soon.

Well, well - what a first half that was!

Fiji miss out on another half-chance to close the deficit with more knock-ons and Uruguay run it out of touch from the scrum.

They are buzzing with this lead and the three tries to put them in that position.

Penalty was awarded to Uruguay after that incident.

Felipe Berchesi adds to his tally so far and extends the lead for Los Teros to 12 points before the interval.

Nasty-looking clash of heads between Juan Manuel Cat and Api Ratuniyarawa leads to a break in play.

Completely accidental, but Cat will take his time here having some treatment and both sides will have a very welcome breather.

Uruguay putting the phases together as they look for that bonus-point score before the break.

Great energy still as we approach the interval...

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The Fijians are struggling to get their rhythm and momentum because at times they make a break quite easily, but Uruguay have been fantastic at resetting their line.

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Not quite, but nearly for Uruguay.

Another moment of madness from Fiji as they gave the ball away in the opposition's half.

The grubber chase was on for Andres Vilaseca but he couldn't quite get his hand down in time on the bouncing ball to dot down.

Fiji survive for now and it's a scrum five.

Is this a fourth Uruguay try?

Fiji spurn another chance!

Plenty of pace and quick feet shown as they go right and then left, including a big hand-off from winger Filipo Nakosi, but Uruguay hold firm.

A knock-on from Fiji in line with the posts and Los Teros can try and clear from the scrum.