Wales and Fiji both score four tries in thriller in Bordeaux
Semi Radradra knocks on close to try line for Fiji as clock turns red
Wales go second in pool C with bonus-point victory
Fiji earn two bonus points in defeat
Australia, Georgia and Portugal also in Pool C
Wales 8-14 Fiji
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
The defence is a mess, Fiji are so strong, so powerful, when they run into the tackle they fly into it.
At this moment Wales can't cope with their power and the support lines are at brilliant angles for when they offload the ball.
Wales 8-14 Fiji
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
It is very uncommon to see a first phase try from a scrum inside your own half but that is the blueprint Fiji want to be playing.
They are a real momentum team the Fijians.
It is important that Wales are able to grab hold of this next two or three minutes and get a positive outcome from it.
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And a second Fiji try follows in quick succession as Semi Radradra absolutely shreds the Welsh midfield defence, with Lekima Tagitagivalu on his shoulder like a good flanker to go over for a second converted try.
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It's breathless stuff and Fiji start to strut their stuff in the backs and stretch Wales. Waisea Nayacalevu takes the captain's role and the centre bashes through an attempted Dan Biggar-Aaron Wainwright tackle to go over the line.
Frank Lomani adds the extras and Fiji trim Wales' advantage to a single point.
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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de Bordeaux
The stadium is bouncing.
A verse of Hymns and Arias bursts out as Wales get off to a flying start!
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Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
Everyone was talking about what would Semi Radrada do but this is what Nick Tompkins can do for Wales.
He takes the ball to the line delays the pass and puts George North through.
Wales recycled it and a superb pass with Liam Williams missing out the man to Josh Adams on the wing.
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Dan Biggar's quick kick catches Fiji off-guard and Wales pour forward. A quick offload by Nick Tompkins sends George North punching through the defensive line.
Wales recycle quickly, spin the ball left and it's Josh Adams who jinks his way over for a try in the left corner. Biggar can't add the tricky conversion though.
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Alarm bells ring for Wales as Fiji get to within five metres of their line, but Jac Morgan skippers up with a fine steal and Wales can clear.
Wales 3-0 Fiji
Fiji regain possession after the restart and go nicely through the phases, earning their first penalty. It's a little out of range for a place kick but they go for the corner and the attacking line-out.
Wales 3-0 Fiji
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Lovely strike by Dan Biggar and good kick initially from Gareth Davies a lovely kick to compete, a great turnover from Will Rowlands, a great start for Wales.
Wales 3-0 Fiji
Dan Biggar lines up the kick on the left and just into Fiji's half, coolly striking the ball between the posts. First blood to Wales.
Wales 0-0 Fiji
Wales gather safely and work their way into Fiji's half with a high ball and a great kick-chase, Will Rowlands winning Wales an early penalty at the breakdown.
Wales 0-0 Fiji
Referee Matthew Carley blows his whistle and we're off in Bordeaux, with Teti Tela taking the kick-off into Welsh territory.
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Both sets of players are out on the pitch for the anthems, with Wales' Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau and God Bless Fiji belted out with gusto.
The temperature is raised one more notch as Fiji assemble to lay down their challenge to Wales as they perform the cibi.
Moments away...
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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de Bordeaux
I just checked the temperature and it has dropped to a merciful 27 degrees, but the humidity in the stadium is unreal.
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It is nearly time for the anthems, the Welsh fans have been in fine voice today.
Here is their rendition.
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And here is the Fijian 15.
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Just under 10 minutes until kick-off, time for a reminder of the players starting tonight.
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Scrum-half Gareth Davies says he didn’t think he would be playing for Wales at this year’s World Cup after being dropped following the 2022 Six Nations.
The 33-year-old has fought his way back into the Wales squad and will feature in his third World Cup when he starts against Fiji tonight.
‘I’ve worked extremely hard over the last 12 months’
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales head coach Warren Gatland had hoped water breaks would not be introduced in this World Cup.
France is experiencing searing temperatures and World Rugby has decided to allow intervals during each half to help sides conquer the heat.
But Gatland believes Wales' punishing fitness camps in Turkey and Switzerland will stand his side in good stead.
"No I wouldn't support [water breaks], not particularly," Gatland had said before World Rugby confirmed they would be allowed.
"We would like the ball on the park as often as we could.
"We think we're in pretty good shape physically. In terms of that, we're not going to push back on water breaks if that's what's decided. We won't be arguing with World Rugby on that decision."