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Wales 26-20 Australia
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyA huge applause as today's attendance is announced as 68,112.
Summary
Andrew Kellaway try gives Australia an early lead but Wales respond straight away with Dan Biggar penalty
Rob Valentini shown a straight red card for a high tackle before Kurtley Beale is sin-binned for a deliberate knock-on
Biggar kicks second penalty before Ryan Elias' try gives Wales the first lead of the evening
James O'Connor kicks two penalties for the Wallabies before a third Biggar penalty gives Wales slender half-time lead
Nick Tompkins extends Wales' lead with try early in the second half, as Australia appeal for a knock on
Replacement prop Gareth Thomas sin binned before Wallabies scrum half Nic White reduces the deficit to three with try
Biggar kicks Wales six points clear before Filipo Daungunu's try on 70 minute brings Australia back within one
Beale penalty looked to have won it for Australia, but replacement Rhys Priestland kicks crucial penalty to seal win for Wales
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyPenalty - Wales 26-20 Australiapublished at 65 mins
Dan Biggar
Dan Biggar regathers himself and we go back for the penalty, which he slots over.
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Wales 23-20 Australia
We've got another stoppage.
There's been a nasty clash between Josh Adams and Dan Biggar.
The balls comes back to Biggar, he doesn't look like he wants it, so he tries a drop goal.
It falls just short.
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Wales 23-20 Australia
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio CymruThe try was coming and Wales can have few complaints as they've been under real pressure for the past 15 minutes or so.
Australia are so skillful and it's the Welsh players that look tired missing tackles.
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Wales 23-20 Australia
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruIt was foolish from Gareth Thomas and was needless really.
Let's hope for him and Wales it doesn't prove to be a game-changing moment because the momentum can swing so quickly.
Converted try - Wales 23-20 Australiapublished at 60 mins
Nic White, con O'Connor
Try of the match so far.
It didn't take long for Australia to take advantage of Gareth Thomas' sin binning.
Quick hands from the Wallabies backs moves the ball out wide, and Kurtley Beale slips a tackle from Willis Halaholo.
He offloads to Nic White who is almost tackled short of the line, but he stretches over to score.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Wyn Jones rejoins the field to make up the Wales scrum.
It wasn't much of a rest.
Gareth Thomas' face is shown on the big screen. He looks gutted.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
So it's 14 against 14 for the next 10 minutes.
Discipline is going to play a major factor from now on.
Sin-bin - Gareth Thomaspublished at 58 mins
Wales 23-13 Australia
Gareth Thomas is called forward and he's given his marching orders to the sin bin.
He's only been on a couple of minutes.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
While the TMO continues to look at that incident, all the fans have put the torches on their phones on.
It's like being at a Coldplay concert!
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Replacement prop Gareth Thomas is under the spotlight here for a clear out tackle which seems to catch the head of Allan Alaalatoa.
The TMO is looking.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruWales are being stretched defensively but they're organised and are doing well to soak up the Australian attack at the moment.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Liam Williams has hurt himself tackling Filipo Daugunu.
But he's made of tough stuff and a bit of ice seems to have done the trick.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Wales win another penalty after some really good work from Seb Davies at Australia's lineout
Dan Biggar gets them upfield.
Replacementspublished at 52 mins
Wales 23-13 Australia
Wayne Pivac is ringing in the changes now.
Wyn Jones ands Tomas Francis have done their work in the front row and on comes Dillon Lewis and Gareth Thomas.
In the backs Johnny McNicholl is on for Louis Rees-Zammit who couldn't shake that earlier knock.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio CymruNick Tompkins can't quite believe it. He, along with everybody else, thought it went forward initially.
Australia are furious but you have to play to the whistle. They didn't react and it was a jog-in for Tompkins.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
A huge cheer as Wales collapse the maul.
It's the skipper Ellis Jenkins who emerges the hero from a pile of bodies.
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Wales 23-13 Australia
That try being awarded has riled the Wallabies.
They're attacking with aggression.
Willis Halaholo knocks on from the restart and James O'Connor opts to kick to touch. Big moments here.
Converted try - Wales 23-13 Australiapublished at 48 mins
Nick Tompkins, con Dan Biggar
The Wales centre intercepts a pass and strolls in under the posts.
Australia seemed to stop, as did most Wales players, but the ball did not go forwards.
TMO takes a look as Australia protest, but the referee's on-field decision was correct.
Tompkins won't score an easier try than that.
Dan Biggar adds the extra two points.
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Wales 16-13 Australia
Louis Rees-Zammit could be about to add to Wales' injury woes.
The young wing is limping badly.
He could hardly run chasing Tomos Williams' box kick.