Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

He's very lucky that's not a yellow card.

Dylan Cretin is penalised for a dangerous clearout and Dan Biggar kicks to touch, so Wales have a line-out in the French half.

Yet more territory for the hosts. Can they make it count?

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

France are feeling the pressure.

Changes for France. Flanker Dylan Cretin replaces Gregory Alldritt, while lock Thibout Flament is on for Cameron Woki.

For Wales, prop Wyn Jones is on for Gareth Thomas and Gareth Anscombe is on for Liam Williams.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

I think Ntamack was too close.

He had no run-up and didn't hit it clean. He will be disappointed with that kick.

France fly-half Romain Ntamack goes for the drop-goal but it drifts wide.

This game is on a knife-edge.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

This could be perfectly set up for Louis Rees-Zammit. What's gone against him is Wales' style of play so far but if you want someone to run the ball back in a kicking game, he could be the key.

Bold from Wayne Pivac.

He takes off centre Jonathan Davies, his defensive lynchpin, and throws on wing wonder Louis Rees-Zammit.

Josh Adams moves to outside centre, with Owen Watkin switching to 12.

Huge turnover for France!

It looks like it might be Gregory Alldritt who forces it, allowing Les Bleus to clear into touch.

After all that Welsh pressure, France are unscathed and have a lineout in the Welsh half.

Wales so close again!

Dan Biggar's cross-field kick finds the brilliant Taulupe Faletau, who gathers and offloads to Jonathan Davies.

Davies then spills the ball, Antoine Dupont pinches it and kicks clear, and back come Wales through Liam Williams.

The ball is shifted to the right where Josh Adams tries to wriggle free, before France knock the ball into touch.

Before that scrum can take place, Wales bring flanker Ross Moriarty on for Seb Davies. Moriarty has the potential to make a significant impact from the bench.

Hardy looks fine to continue for now. Big scrum here.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

France at the moment are on the ropes.

They are making many more errors than they usually make.

They are fundamental errors and they are making too many.

Great defence from Wales. Dan Biggar and Kieran Hardy combine to tackle Jonathan Danty, who spills the ball to give Wales a scrum just outside the French 22.

Hardy is down getting treatment, which is particularly worrying for Wales because their other scrum-half, Tomos Williams, has already gone off.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

The game is a bit error strewn at the moment.

Somebody has to step up and put their hand on this match.

Wales' line-out has gone well tonight. They secure possession again, and this time Dan Biggar tries a cross-field kick.

Josh Adams can't gather and he knocks on into touch. Well, replays suggest it's a French hand but referee Matt Carley has given France the scrum.

Meanwhile, prop Dillon Lewis comes on for Tomas Francis.

Dafydd James
Former Lions and Wales back on BBC Radio Wales

You can just see some tension in the French squad, some arguments breaking out - and that will give Wales confidence.

Dewi Lake nails his first line-out and Josh Navidi bursts through on another punchy carry.

Dan Biggar kicks clear, France are offside and the Wales captain has another penalty to kick to touch, this time up to the French 22.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

This game is in the balance.

If France carry on like this, Wales could win.

Penalty to Wales as Gregory Alldritt kicks the ball in a ruck.

Dan Biggar kicks to touch in the French half. Wales will feel they need to turn this pressure into points sooner rather than later.