Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

This is incredible, mistake after mistake from the Australians.

This is hard to watch, I think they're doing it deliberately now just to get rid of Eddie Jones!

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, Lyon

Some fans have seen enough, Wales ones are heading to get an early tram while Aussie fans for a likely World Cup exit.

Carter Gordon kicks the penalty dead. It can't get any worse for Australia.

Australia have a rare chance to attack from a lineout and win a penalty for a high tackle by Tompkins.

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Eddie Jones has his hands on his face, it is at the stage now Wales know that Australia have to throw the ball wide and Wales are standing up saying we will cover you.

It is playing into the Wales' favour as they are holding them up. I cannot see Australia getting back into it.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, Lyon

Eddie Jones appears on the big screen once more, his head in his hands.

And once again the boos ring out.

Talk about kicking a dog when he's down!

Taine Basham, Dafydd Jenkins and Rio Dyer are all on for Aaron Wainwright, Will Rowlands and Louis Rees-Zammit.

Oh he's added a drop-goal to his collection now and Anscombe now has 23 points. But he had sooooo much time to slot his kick.

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Wales are just going through the phases with such ease... it's remarkable. Who would have thought?!

Nic White on at scrum-half. Bet he wishes he was able to stay on the bench!

Samu Kerevi tries to run out of defence but just drops the ball. It sums up Australia's night - and their World Cup.

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Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

I've judged Nick Tompkins at times but today he's justified his place in the team completely.

He's done some lovely touches and his defence has been heroic, for such a small man he puts his body in places where he shouldn't!

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, Lyon

Wales' front row give each other a deserved pat on the back as they leave the field.

They've absolutely destroyed the Australian scrum this evening.

Job well done lads.

What a display from the Wales front-row. A shaky start but they have absolutely dominated, especially since the loss of james Slipper.

Corey Domachowski, Henry Thomas and Elliot Dee get their chance.

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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, Lyon

It may seem a bit premature, but a few of my press colleagues are already looking forward to The Eddy Show in the post-match press conference!

Matt Philip on for Richard Arnold.

Wales' biggest previous win over Australia was 25 points when they won 28-3 all the way back in 1975 - the year I was born!

Now they're leading by 26. A win for the ages?!

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Yeah I agree, Australia look lost they don't know what their game plan is, defensively they look tired, they look all over the shop.

Wales look comfortable and on their way to a quarter final.

Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

Australia have hit the self-destruct button, they have lost their confidence and belief completely.

They're now trying to play as individuals and they are a mess.

Gareth Davies' excellent performance is over and Tomos Williams gets a chance to impress.

For Australia, Suliasi Vunivalu is on for full-back Andrew Kellaway and Matt Faessler replaces captain David Porecki.