Wales leave it late to secure bonus-point win against Portugal in a closely-fought game in Nice
Late change sees Jac Morgan start at flanker in place of Tommy Reffell who was injured in the warm-up
Louis Rees-Zammit scores game's opening try before captain Dewi Lake gets a second before half-time
Jac Morgan scores Wales' third try of the game in scrappy second half before Portugal score their first try through Nicolas Martins
Gareth Davies had scored fourth Wales try but it was ruled out by TMO after wonderful work from Rees-Zammit
Taulupe Faletau scores try with final play of the game to earn Wales much-needed bonus point
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
It's been a really entertaining game.
You have to give credit to Portugal, sometimes it is impossible not to get dragged in to that open game.
But I'm not worried at all going in to the second half, I think Wales will pull away.
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de Nice
The expansive Portugal side have been excellent. Wales have looked rattled and are struggling for control.
That try for captain Dewi Lake on the stroke of half-time will hopefully settle Wales down.
That 14-3 lead flatters Wales. They will hope fitness will see them increase the lead in the second half.
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Former Wales scrum half Mike Phillips told S4C: "You have to praise Portugal they've got nothing to lose but their passing has been superb.
"Their wingers look dangerous and the whole team has made an impression on everyone here."
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Scrum V
Portugal look deflated and they are getting tired so the longer we keep the ball on the park it is going to work in our favour.
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Caryl James, Dewi Lake's former teacher, said: "That try is so representative of what Dewi Lake does.
"He loves taking the ball from the five metre line, and going for it.
"He's so strong and looking at the profile of his body, he's able to get so low to the ground and keep his legs pumping, he's impossible to stop from there.
"I'm very happy with the end of that half."
HT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Scrum V
What a carry from him, Dewi Lake is such a big boy, he shows his power there.
FT: Wales 14-3 Portugal
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
Wales needed that try desperately.
Dewi Lake had no right to score from there but it just shows how strong he is, to go through three or four players and score.
A frantic end to the half!
Dewi Lake, con Leigh Halfpenny
Wales go back to the penalty for offisde and Dewi Lake takes a quick tap and go and crashes over.
Leigh Halfpenny nails the easy conversion and that's the last play of the half.
Wales 12-3 Portugal
Hold fire, Karl Dickson is having a look at something.
Did Johnny Williams lose possession?
His expression suggests he did.
Wales 7-3 Portugal
Dewi Lake takes it from the mark and Johnny Williams makes amends for his yellow card and crashes over right at the death.
Wales 7-3 Portugal
Wales launch one final attack as the clock goes into the red, they have a penalty coming.
Wales 7-3 Portugal
Johnny Williams is back on for Wales as half-time approaches.
Wales 7-3 Portugal
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
I'm sure Warren Gatland is going to give his team a tongue lashing at half time.
Wales 7-3 Portugal
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
The one thing that will please Gatland is the amount of ball in play we've had in this half.
He'll know come 50/60 minutes it will be hard for Portugal, they would have used a huge amount of energy in this 40 minutes.
Wales 7-0 Portugal
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
I'm still not sure what Rio Dyer is doing running in to the middle of the park and a couple of poor kicks have let Portugal win the battle.
I'm sure players and coaches will be frustrated, it's too individual at times and it's given Portugal an opportunity to escape.
Samuel Marques
Samuel Marques makes no mistake from the tee this time.
He kicks Portugal's first points of this World Cup and it's nothing less than they deserve.
Wales 7-0 Portugal
Portugal try something different, full-back Nuno Sousa Guedes goes for the drop goal, but he's just wide.
They go back for the penalty.
Wales 7-0 Portugal
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Jeronimo Portela is controlling the territory well for Portugal, making long kicks which are turning the Welsh back three.
He's also made some really good chips over the top, he's changing it up and the Welsh defence need to react to his variation.