David Humphreys
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

Ireland defended the first line-out and stopped Wales setting up the maul but they created the extra man and there were some beautiful hands before Rees-Zammit finished in the corner.

The big difference is the number of unforced errors by Ireland in the second half. It is always harder to chase the game when you are a man down.

Wales have a penalty after Keith Earls tackles Gareth Davies in the air.

Dan Biggar kicks it into touch, up into Ireland's 22, and... let me shock you... Wales lose the ball.

However, Ireland take the ball back in, clear on the full and at the second time of asking Wales secure line-out possession and get a driving maul going. Slowly.

Penalty to Wales for Ireland bringing down the maul and they'll go to the corner again.

Is it wise for Wales to trust their line-out?

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

It's lovely to see George North in space and in full flight, and just where we need him - over that try line.

He threw the little dummy and it's great for him. He'll only grow in confidence from that.

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Another front-row change for Ireland, with tight-head Tadhg Furlong on for Andrew Porter.

A bit of fake crowd noise piped in as he comes on: "Wales!" Bet he's intimidated.

As they did in the first half, Ireland build their attack with patient phase play, their forwards carrying powerfully.

Wales' defence keeps its structure and discipline and, after Ireland enter a ruck from the side, they're awarded a penalty.

Much better from Wales at the start of this second half. Admittedly, that's not saying much.

Ireland prop David Kilcoyne comes on for Cian Healy.

The away side have a line-out five yards inside the Welsh half and secure possession initially, only for Wales flanker Justin Tipuric to force a turnover.

Hallam Amos clears but it goes out on the full and Ireland will have another line-out, this time closer to Wales' 22.

David Humphreys
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster

When you're in your defensive area just hold on to the ball. Don't try any silly off-loads or passes and then you can kick it 50 yards down field. Ireland have to reset now. They have to have the mentality of everything is level but they have the ability to win this game.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Iain Henderson is never going to get George North from there. He throws the dummy and it's the acceleration.

Wales secure one of their own line-outs for a change but then Taulupe Faletau, out of character, drops a simple pass.

Scrum for Ireland just outside their own 22.

Ireland are on the attack again but Conor Murray kicks away possession rather aimlessly, giving Leigh Halfpenny the chance to clear.

Both teams then exchange a few kicks before Hallam Amos (is that his first touch?!) tries to counter from inside his own 22.

He's stopped by a high tackle from Rob Herring and Wales will have a penalty midway in their own half.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

The disappointing thing for Wales is that they've been stripped in contact three times now and we're only three minutes into the second half.

It's something we have to minimise.

George North is receiving treatment after a stray hand seemed to catch him in the eye, accidentally it would appear.

The Wales centre seems fine to continue, while Ireland kick a penalty to touch in the Welsh half.

Centre Scott Williams should know better than anyone that Wales love a comeback.

By the way, scrum-half Gareth Davies has replaced Tomos Williams for Wales.

It looks like Williams suffered a hamstring injury.