Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

It's a poor up and under from Ntamack.

Wales are winning the aerial battle and you can see the French frustration.

This is a dogfight now.

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Wales hooker Dewi Lake is on for Ryan Elias.

Lake enjoys putting himself about physically. He'll enjoy this game.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales can have the confidence to throw the ball a bit wider. I think it's an easier option, that's where the space is but instead they're just running straight into heavy French traffic.

France have possession inside the Welsh half and, while the ball is not as quick as it was earlier in the half, they're still able to keep it.

That is until Romain Ntamack's kick is well caught by Liam Williams.

Kieran Hardy box-kicks clear. The game feels quite finely poised at this stage.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

All the pressure is on France.

They are expected to win, they are the best in the world - put them under pressure.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

Wales are slamming at that door over and over again.

Eventually the opportunity is going to come for France, if you don't win the collision.

Taulupe Faletau is penalised for a neck-roll and France kick to touch in the Welsh half.

That's a bit of a chance that go away for Wales.

We've just had a rousing rendition of the French national anthem. Les Bleus' fans feel that was a pivotal moment.

Wales' scrum is not the prettiest but they have possession.

It's hard getting through this Shaun Edwards-drilled defence, though.

France's first-up tackling and defensive shape is outstanding.

Eddie Butler
Six Nations commentator on BBC One

There has been no let-up in the pace of this game, in the drama of this game.

Romain Ntamack spills a high Welsh kick, and Wales will have a scrum a little outside the French 22.

This is a decent spell from the home side.

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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

France knew what they were doing. As Ryan Elias rolled away on his own, they pounced on him and knew they were going to hold him up.

Great effort by Wales, but very good French defence.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'd have had a go at that. Whether I'd get it is another question!

But I think Biggar did the right thing to go for the corner.

Close for Wales!

Their rolling maul trundles forward and Ryan Elias think he's scored their first try of the night but he's held up over the line.

France will have a drop-out from their try line.

Taulupe Faletau is the catalyst for Wales once more as he wrestles his way through the French defence near the halfway line.

French tacklers don't roll away and Dan Biggar - *again* - kicks superbly, planting his penalty into touch deep inside the French 22.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Pressure turns into points.

One opportunity, one turnover. Small margins.

A simple penalty for Melvyn Jaminet increases France's lead to four points.

Hooker Julian Marchand crashes through the Welsh defence to light the fuse of a French attack.

Wales defend the following phases well but Adam Beard is offside and France have a penalty in front of the posts just outside the Welsh 22.

Alex Cuthbert is penalised for holding on after jackling work from France wing Gabin Villiere.

Les Bleus kick to touch and they'll have a line-out some five metres outside the Welsh 22.

Jonathan Davies, Wales' midfield defence supremo, stops Gael Fickou with a firm tackle, forcing France to kick clear.

Liam Williams sets off on a counter-attacking run but is brought crashing down to earth by the hulking lock Paul Willemse.

Alex Cuthbert carries powerfully in midfield but eppears to catch Dan Biggar on his way, leaving the Wales captain hobbling.

Referee Matt Carley sees the funny side, having a little chuckle as he awards France a scrum for a knock-on.