Fiji wing Eroni Sau sent off on 24 mins for high hit on Johnny Williams
Fiji flanker Albert Tuisue and prop Eroni Mawi both sin-binned
Ryan Elias (2), Kieran Hardy, Alex Cuthbert, Louis Rees-Zammit & Liam Williams tries for Wales
Skipper Waisea Nayacalevu with two Fiji tries
Wales prop WillGriff John early casualty after collision
Wales lose centre Josh Adams before kick-off with calf strain
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Both teams are struggling with discipline so far, this time it's Fiji who knock the ball on.
Wales counter through Alex Cuthbert and Thomas Young, who both make good line breaks before Fiji are penalised once more.
Biggar again points to the corner and Wales opt for the line-out, can they take advantage this time?
Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Cymru
There's no excuse for this from Wales. They're making basic errors and giving away so many unnecessary penalties. They look rudderless and quite frankly poor.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Kieran Hardy and Louis Rees-Zammit aren't on the same wavelength there.
The scrum-half collects the ball from the back of a Welsh scrum and looks to set Rees-Zammit free but instead throws the ball straight into touch.
A chance for Fiji here just outside the Wales 22.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Samuel Matavesi is having a brilliant first half, the Fiji hooker has just won his third turnover of the match and in doing so stops Wales' momentum.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Wales go for another driving maul and Fiji are again penalised.
Dan Biggar is the latest Wales play to be on the receiving end of the latest painful tackle, this one inflicted by Vilimoni Botitu.
Wales kick to the corner again from the penalty.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
This time it's Fiji who are penalised at the breakdown, centre Vilimoni Botitu off his feet while competing for the ball.
Dan Biggar kicks to the corner, a big chance for Wales to take the lead here.
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
That's a red card without doubt in my opinion. The officials took their time but came to the right conclusion in the end. It was dirty play and just so needless - completely unnecessary.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyEroni Sau is shown a red card and I don't think he can have many complaints.
His initial tackle on Johnny Williams is excellent, but the flailing arm in the follow up strikes Williams firmly in the face.
Wales will have a man advantage for the remaining 65 minutes.
Wales 7-13 Fiji
Johnny Williams is tackled right on the touchline by Fijian wing Eroni Sau, and in the follow up he makes forceful contact to the Wales centre's head.
TMO are looking at it.
Ben Volavola
Fiji are back on the attack after Dan Biggar's clearing kick went out on the full.
Thomas Young is then penalised, another penalty against Wales at the breakdown, and Ben Volavola slots home the simple penalty.
Cennydd Davies
Chwaraeon BBC Cymru
Fiji are stretching Wales' defensive line and are playing this game at 100 miles per hour. It's unstructured, it's frenetic and Fiji are thriving at the moment.
Wales 7-10 Fiji
Ellis Jenkins just found out first hand why Josua Tuisova is nicknamed 'the bus'.
The Fiji wing flattened the Wales captain in the tackle.
Wales 7-10 Fiji
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium
It has been a breathless opening quarter.
Wales will have to try and make this a more structured affair but Fiji are also proving a nuisance at the contact area despite Wales having three specialist sevens in the back row.
Wales 7-10 Fiji
Liam Williams is holding his shoulder and looks in a fair amount of discomfort.
No sign of the full-back coming off just yet however.
Fiji win another penalty at the breakdown, Samuel Matavesi winning the ball.
Matavesi, a hooker, then opts for a chip and chase down the wing, not many front rows in international rugby who would even consider that.
Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Cymru
I'm happy for Ryan Elias because he was criticised for his line-out throwing a fortnight ago against New Zealand. He responded well last week against South Africa and now today he's got himself a try.
Wales 7-10 Fiji
Welcome back to Test rugby Alex Cuthbert.
Wales steal a line-out deep in Fiji territory and the ball comes wide to Cuthbert on his return.
But Fiji try-scorer Waisea Nayacalevu is on hand to apply another crunching tackle that can be heard from the stands.
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
We expected Wales to have the upper hand at set-piece and the try came quite easily in the end. The driving maul was powerful, they got up a head of steam and Fiji couldn't cope.
Ryan Elias, con Dan Biggar
Just what the doctor ordered.
Wales are clearly the dominant force in the driving maul, and after Fiji are penalised for collapsing one, Dan Biggar kicks for to the corner to set up another.
And the gamble pays off, Fiji's defence falling apart and Ryan Elias falls over the line to get Wales on the board.
Biggar slots over the extras and Wales are back within three.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 0-10 Fiji
WillGriff John, who was called up to the starting line-up just last night, has been replaced by Dillon Lewis.
The Scarlets prop looked shaken up after a tackle, that's his afternoon over.
Ben Volavola
Fiji do opt to go for the posts and Ben Volavola makes no mistake.