Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales will be really happy after the start. It's brutal out there, physical. It's now which team can cope with that tempo in the second half. Wales will want to come out and tire those Fijian players out, they look absolutely shattered.

Oranges. What a game this has been...

Josua Tuisova with superb diving tackle to just prod Josh Adams into touch as the Wales wing was looking to dance down the tightrope and into the corner.

Ross Moriarty with a mighty pick-and-go from the base of the scrum!

The Wales number eight thunders out of his own half and into Fiji territory.

Broken field and space...

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Some of the crowd don't like it, but that ball was well forward. Fiji do look dangerous as soon as they get beyond that Welsh first-line defence, one on ones.

Huge moments now just before half-time.

Fiji are causing Wales loads of problems.

Semi Radradra re-gathers Ben Volavola kick ahead and then Viliama Mata motors into the corner!

But Volavola's floated pass over the top to the number eight has drifted forward.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Oita Stadium

It's been a half of two quarters for Wales wing Josh Adams.

He had an extremely testing start to the game, getting brushed aside for both Fijian tries, knocking on and throwing a hospital pass to Hadleigh Parkes.

Since then, however, Adams has scored two tries to put Wales in front.

I think James Davies has got off lightly there. The Wales flanker flaps a hand out to knock on Ben Volavola's no-look pass inside.

Referee Jerome Garces decides it was a legitmate attempt to intercept rather than a deliberate knock-on.

Just a scrum for Fiji rather than the penalty they want. They are 30m out from the Wales line.

Fiji are forced into a change with centre Levani Botia picking up a knock. Jale Vatubua is on in his place.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good composure, good patience from Wales. They had about five or six goes and then it was a natural overlap. A really well-worked try.

The momentum has certainly come with Wales now. That Fiji attack we saw for the first 15 minutes was absolutely brutal, but now momentum is with Wales and they are finishing this first half really strong.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales need to score some points now, they have put a lot of pressure on Fiji.

Fiji's defence has been furious and fierce.

But it has been a little over-eager though. After repeated infringements and numerous warnings, Fiji's Semi Kunatani pays the price and is taking a 10-minute sit-down.

Wales are camped on the Fiji line. Alun Wyn Jones is thumped in a mighty tackle...

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Get on with it. It was obvious after about the 15th replay he was in touch - that was just painful officiating, get on with it.

This is the sort of call you need Wimbledon's HawkEye system for.

It is a matter of milimetres, but Frank Lomani's superb hit has done just enough to force Josh Adams into touch.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

If they were a little bit more patient a penalty try would have been awarded - you would rather that because you get the conversion. Fiji look all over the place.

Josh Adams dives into the corner as Gareth Davies goes blind.

Has he managed to stay in play as Frank Lomani came racing across to make the hit?

It's close...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Oita Stadium

Perhaps Wales' players are just born showmen.

I'm sure Warren Gatland would have wanted a calmer, more one-sided affair but yet again his Wales side are playing their part in a thrilling World Cup match.

They've got some way to live up to their classic against Australia, but this is a start.