Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

If it wasn't for a great tackle from Taulupe Faletau and turning over the possession Wales would be in real trouble.

Portugal are playing brilliant rugby fair play to them.

Wales have had a clear message that if they lose the ball Portugal are going to spread the ball immediately.

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

Portugal are playing loose, they want it as open as they can, it's frustrating for Wales.

Wales are back on the attack, what a show and go by Christ Tshiunza, he finds Tomos Williams who is wrapped up by his opposite number.

This is breathless stuff.

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

Taulupe Faletau is too good an athlete.

Portugal make a superb break through Nicolas Martins, he has the try line in his sights, but Taulupe Faletau doesn't give up that easy.

What a cover tackle from the big man!

Tomos Williams snipes down the blindside, but he finds himself isolated and Portugal win the turnover.

A bit of miscommunication there between him and Rio Dyer.

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

That's where we can look to hurt Portugal, on the turn over ball the speed of ball was outstanding, a nice little finish from Louis Rees-Zammit.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Unexpected ball for Wales and they do brilliantly.

Portugal had been causing Wales problems but fair play to their defence, the chance came.

Jac Morgan, beats his man, gives the pass and once Louis Rees-Zammit gets the ball he's electric, no one's going to catch him.

I'm just seeing a replay of Louis Rees-Zammit's try celebration - it may have ruffled some feathers among the Portugal fans.

He did Ronaldo's famous "siuuu".

If there were in any doubts, this first seven minutes shows Portugal are here to play!

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

This is where we don't want to be giving away penalties and easy points for Portugal.

That's another penalty conceded by Wales, with Johnny Williams caught offside.

Portugal line up a shot at posts but, Samuel Marques hits the woodwork.

A warning sign for Wales.

Portugal win the first turnover - and it's the skipper Tomas Appleton that emerges with the ball.

Portugal kick to touch and have a great attacking position.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de Nice

Wales would not have wanted that late disruption with Tommy Reffell withdrawing and Jac Morgan having to play twice in six days.

But this is the World Cup. Expect the unexpected .

That's a great take by Dafydd Jenkins on his own 22 - what a big day it is for the 20-year-old.

The countdown is over. Karl Dickson blows the whistle and it's Jeronimo Portela that gets us under way.

Well those anthems nearly brought the house down.

The man behind the whistle today is England's Karl Dickson.

He is the brother of former England scrum-half Lee Dickson.

He was a decent player in his own right - racking up 167 appearances in eight seasons at Harlequins.

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

The one thing you do not want to do is let Portugal score early, defence and discipline is huge and it wasn't great last week.

Keeping that penalty count below 10 should be something they really focus on today when they are not going to be under that much pressure against Portugal.