Wales secure place in quarter-finals and can win group on Sunday
Wales trailed early in second half but fought back in Oita
Josh Adams scored hat-trick and Liam Williams clinched bonus-point try
Biggar off after collision of heads, Jonathan Davies & Adams also injured
Josua Tuisova & Kini Murimurivalu claimed early tries for Fiji
Wales 14-17 Fiji
This is not a good look for Wales.
Dan Biggar and Liam Williams chase the same aerial ball and the two Wales players collide in the air with Biggar laid out flat on his back.
The replay shows Williams hip connecting flush with Biggar's head and then another knock to the noggin as the pair hit the turf.
Biggar is sitting up, but looks groggy.
Wales 14-17 Fiji
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
No warning for Wales for the yellow card, no warning for the line-out drive.
Fiji won back-ball which took out all the line-out drive from the inside and they just rumbled on - it probably was a penalty try.
Fiji kick to the corner, rev up the rolling maul and Jerome Garces has had enough of Wales infringing.
He marches under the posts after the red shirts pull the rumbling mound of humanity south.
Dan Biggar makes the point to Garces that he showed more leniency when Fiji were parked on their own line. Garces does not look he appreciates the feedback.
Image source, ReutersWales 14-10 Fiji
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Oita Stadium
Wales head coach Warren Gatland looks a little nervous as he watches on from the stands.
His assistant coach Stephen Jones is starting to look uncomfortable too. He was playing at fly-half when Wales lost to Fiji at the 2007 World Cup.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
The fourth yellow card of the match.
Jerome Garces is going to deal a full poker hand at this rate.
James Davies is pinged for hanging onto the tackled man.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
You get the feeling Warren Gatland wants to make replacements but Wales can't risk losing this game. There is tension in the head coach.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Semi Radradra comes off his right foot and into a sniff of space.
Half a break, but his offload is intercepted by a clever lurking Josh Navidi as Viliame Mata looked to make more of it.
But Wales knock on soon after.
They have not started the second half well...
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
Unbelievable break again by Fiji down that left-hand side but what a try-saving tackle by George North. Although that is a forward pass... it's quite easy to see.
It's the Fijian backs that are causing all the damage. You cannot give them any ground whatsoever. It's a world-class backline.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Fiji are incensed.
They believe that Waisea Nayacalevu should have been into the corner but was denied by a tackle just before he received the ball.
But in fact, we are going back for a forward pass in the build-up.
A let-off for Wales.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Turnover ball for Wales!
James Davies was at the bottom of the bunfight to claim the pill for Wales.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
That was an incredibly long advantage. I think it was Alun Wyn Jones, a seat-belt tackle where the arm comes over the chest - you're not allowed to do that anymore.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Fiji are playing with width and ambition. But the Wales defence is shuttling side to side to shut down the space. There is a lot of discipline there. Wales are sacrificing some line speed to ensure they stay flat and strangle the space.
But Alun Wyn Jones' arm has ridden up high in the tackle. Accidental, but a penalty.
And Ben Volavola punts down into the corner...
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Jonathan Davies puts his hands on his scrum-capped head after cuffing a kick out on the full.
And Fiji have taken the line-out quickly...
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Superb work from Fiji's openside Semi Kunatani who sticks over the breakdown like week-old chewing gum.
The Wales clear-out squad is on the scene, but cannot prise him clear.
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Wales 14-10 Fiji
A change in the Fiji front row as Eroni Mawi replaces Campese Ma'afu.
Wales 14-10 Fiji
The last strains of Sweet Caroline fade away finally and Dan Biggar gets us up and running...
HT: Wales 14-10 Fiji
Image source, Getty ImagesWales-Fiji
Possession: 45%-55%
Territory: 52%-48%
Metres made: 210-169
Defenders beaten: 8-12
Clean breaks: 5-3
Penalties conceded: 4-6
Turnovers conceded: 8-6
Wales 14-10 Fiji
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
As far as fitness goes, it's probably very comparable statistically to look at how fit all of these teams are in the competition - it's how you use it, if you get out of position or out of your defensive structure you are putting more miles in, are on the ground a lot and are taking more out of your body.
Fiji are getting pulled apart and Wales are into their structure.
Hadleigh Parkes as been on the receiving end of two absolutely thunderous tackles and has also dished out some big hits, but Fiji's seven stars know how to get around his best efforts to stop their attacks.
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