Penalty - Wales 32-6 Australiapublished at 59 mins
Gareth Anscombe
Carter Gordon hoofs the ball up in the air aimlessly, Australia offside and Gareth Anscombe get another three. We're now starting to look at records tumbling.
Summary
Wales cruise into quarter-finals with record win over Australia
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Wales v Australia - Pool C - Wales are the only unbeaten side in the group after Fiji's win over Australia
Gareth Davies scores try in opening minutes to give Wales perfect start
Dan Biggar replaced after suffering early shoulder injury, replaced by Gareth Anscombe
Anscombe kicks three first half penalties while Australia fly-half Ben Donaldson kicks two to keep Australia in touch
Wales begin second half with another Anscombe penalty before Nick Tompkins scores second Welsh try
Anscombe continues to extend Wales' lead with the boot -including a drop goal - as Australia struggle to match Welsh intensity
Jac Morgan adds third try as Wales progress into the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
Penalty - Wales 32-6 Australiapublished at 59 mins
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Wales 29-6 Australia
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio CymruYes I agree, player of the game is Davies without a doubt, he's got cramp now but I'm not surprised because he's been everywhere.
Gareth Davies 'outstanding'published at 58 mins
Wales 29-6 Australia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio WalesI think Gareth Davies has been outstanding, his kicking game has been brilliant, defensively he's outstanding.
All wales need to do is play in the right area and put pressure on Australia in their 22.
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Wales 29-6 Australia
Nick Tompkins and George North combine again in midfield with a deft pass and Josh Adams thought he was clear. But Wayne Barnes' whistle brings them back for a forward pass. But Wales are buzzing.
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Wales 29-6 Australia
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, LyonWales fans celebrate another destoyed Aussie scrum with a Mexican wave.
It's on lap three with no signs of stopping!
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Wales 29-6 Australia
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio CymruThis is a brilliant position to be in, we can't lose this game...okay we can but we shouldn't!
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Wales 29-6 Australia
Another scrum penalty to Wales and suddenly this is starting to look like a statement from Wales. Australia are falling apart.
Replacementpublished at 54 mins
Wales 29-6 Australia
Carter Gordon is drafted on for Donaldson. It was a bright start for the number ten but a few poor decisions have cost his team. Can Gordon save the Wallabies?
'I don't know where Australia go from here'published at 53 mins
Wales 29-6 Australia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio WalesPerfect start exactly what Wales wanted, everything looks really comfortable.
I don't know where Australia go from here.
Penalty - Wales 29-6 Australiapublished at 52 mins
Gareth Anscombe
High tackle by Samu Kerevi on Nick Topkins. That's the only way he's been able to stop the Saracens centre tonight.
Replacementpublished at 51 mins
Wales 26-6 Australia
Rob Leota off replaced by Fraser McReight. He's a handful but surprised we didn't see more of Leota given his size and pace - apart from one burst in the first half.
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Wales 26-6 Australia
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio CymruDon't say the game is over! I'm getting Deja Vu from Fiji.
The build up play from Wales was superb, crossing the advantage line time and again and then the little chip kick through.
Australia are a mess, it's now the time to destroy them.
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Wales 26-6 Australia
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, LyonNick Tompkins said in the build-up this week that this was the biggest game of his career so far.
And now he has a try to remember it by.
Image source, Getty Images'Great to watch'published at 49 mins
Wales 26-6 Australia
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Radio WalesThat chase from Tompkins was great to watch, another try and the lead extends.
Converted try - Wales 26-6 Australiapublished at 48 mins
Nick Tompkins, con Gareth Anscombe
They were obviously listening Emyr because Tompkins has just raced onto Gareth Anscombe's delightful chip to score Wales' second try.
Australia's defence was just stood watching.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 47 mins
Wales 19-6 Australia
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio CymruAustralia are a mess. Another scrum penalty. This is Wales' chance to turn the screw.
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Wales 19-6 Australia
Australia's lineout goes astray and suddenly their set-piece is wobbling.
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Wales 19-6 Australia
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at OL Stadium, LyonWe nearly saw a repeat of Gareth Davies' intercept try against Australia in the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
He's one of the best in reading those.
'Anscombe into his rhythm'published at 45 mins
Wales 19-6 Australia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio WalesAnscombe is in to his rhythm now, he looks really confident.
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Wales 19-6 Australia
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on Radio 5 LiveThat is two huge moments of physical dominance, what a brilliant way for Wales to start the second-half.