Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Scrum V

Looking at the Portuguese line we don't need to force it.

It's getting the ball into hands, we are missing those passes a little bit, there's loads of space around it's just taking that contact and building on the next phase.

More changes for Wales, Taine Basham is on for Dan Lydiate.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

I know you have games like this when everything goes the way of the opposition but if your half-backs aren't performing you have to change them.

I don't see any communication, especially from Gareth Anscombe, players are looking around with no idea what to do.

It's another penalty for offside, the referee is having a word with Portugal's captain.

Wales opt for the scrum.

Wales win a penalty and kick for touch.

They have a five metre lineout, but again it's messy and they're pushed back 15 metres.

Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

It is Wales who have lacked the intensity and accuracy, throwing passes when they shouldn't, dropping balls.

It's lost all rhythm and shape when you expected Wales to come out and put their stamp on the game.

Really poor from Wales.

Warren Gatland has seen enough, the bomb squad is on.

The entire Wales front row is replaced, while Adam Beard comes on in the second row.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

I'd change fly-halves now.

Unfortunately Gareth Anscombe isn't good enough at this level.

Everything is without shape and a lot of it is coming from the half backs.

Anscombe hasn't played for a while and nothing is going in Wales' favour.

The 47m distance proved a little too much for the Portugal scrum-half.

Jac Morgan is penalised for crossing.

It's a penalty for Portugal.

Samuel Marques lines up a shot just a few metres inside his own half.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales are totally without shape, I don't understand how you can make so many mistakes.

Time for some more kick tennis, both teams looking for a bit of composure in this frantic game.

Make that another lineout malfunction for Wales - that's three in a row now.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales have to bring back the structure, they have to be more patient and go through the phases.

I want to see the forwards working Portugal's forwards more and then giving the ball to the backs.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Mistakes by Wales, that's the second one this half.

Unexpected ball and they lose it immediately.

It's Portugal's turn to concede possession.

It's the prop Francisco Fernandes penalised at the scrum.

Wales kick to touch but they suffer their first lineout malfunction.

The eagerness of Rio Dyer sees the ball knocked on, he tried to get the offload away, but he probably should have held on to it.

It's a Portugal scrum.

Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Scrum V

Territory is a massive thing, kicking more and playing in their half, putting pressure on the Portuguese.

We need to move them a little bit more, you can see from the first half they got tired towards the end.

The teams are back out - oh to be a fly on the wall in those changing rooms.

It's Gareth Anscombe who will get us back under way.

Former Wales forwards coach Robin Mcbryde told S4C: "It's been a really exciting game for the neutral.

"Wales need to test Portugal in different ways, particularly in the tight areas, I felt Wales were getting some dominance in the final scrum."