Wales eventually run out comfortable winners against Georgia at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes
Bonus point win secures top spot in Pool C for Wales after four wins from four games
Gareth Anscombe injured in warm-up so Sam Costelow starts at fly-half for Wales
Tomas Francis scores the first try of the game after 16 minutes before Liam Williams adds second soon after
Merab Sharikadze shrugs off George North's tackle to score Georgia's first try of the game
Wales start second half with breakaway Louis Rees-Zammit try before losing all momentum
Vano Karkadze crosses to keep Georgia in touch before Davit Niniashvili reduces Wales' lead to five points
Second Rees-Zammit try seals try bonus point which ensures Wales finish top of Pool C before the wing scores hit hat-trick
George North gets his first try of the game in the final minute as Wales finish strongly in Nantes
Wales 24-7 Georgia
Former Wales wing Shane Williams on ITV: "I didn't have to say anything there on commentary, from the moment the ball was in Louis Rees-Zammit's hands it was try time.
"It couldn't have gone into a worse pair of hands from a Georgian perspective."
Louis Rees-Zamitt, con Sam Costelow
Image source, Getty ImagesLoose pass in midfield, George North scoops up and the wing is clear... no one is going to catch him.
Costelow converts and that is the perfect start for Wales.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
Changes by Georgia at half-time.
Hooker, Vano Karkadze, prop Nika Abuladze and Demur Tapladze are all on for the last 40 minutes of Georgia's World Cup.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
Second half under-way in Nantes.
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes
Wales co-captain Jac Morgan was brilliant in the first three games. He was rested for this Georgia game and Tommy Reffell has shown Warren Gatland has another magnificent seven at his disposal.
He has already had two turnovers. Flankers Morgan and Reffell proving there is life after the brilliant Justin Tipuric.
Image source, GettyHT: Wales 17-7 Georgia
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Gareth Anscombe's injury shook Wales because he controls the game really well.
Sam Costelow has made some incorrect decisions, kicking a little too much and perhaps Anscombe would have made a few better decisions.
However, we've also seen Costelow's skill and vision with his pass for Liam Williams.
He's also ensured Georgia have had to do a lot of running which will pay off for Wales in the second half.
HT: Wales 17-7 Georgia
Image source, Getty ImagesAfraid not George...
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Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
Wales controlled the game and possession for the middle 20 minutes of that half and looked very clinical.
Tommy Reffell stole a few turnovers and looked good.
But since then Wales lost their way a little. They know the win is coming but they've let Georgia back in the game and Georgia are a team who will put everything into this game.
It was important Wales didn't concede again before half-time and overall I'm happy with how the half has gone.
Wales have put pressure on Georgia's set-piece and are keeping the ball on the field.
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Tactically Wales will be exactly the same in the second half, just keep the kicking game going.
The only way Georgia are going to score is if they get entries into the 22 and their pick and go gets going. If Wales can avoid that they'll be ok.
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes
Prop Tomas Francis does not get many tries. It was only his third for Wales in his 76th international - and first at a World Cup.
It will have been a length of the field effort by tomorrow!
Image source, Getty ImagesWales will be satisfied with that following tries from Tomos Francis and Liam Williams.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
They go for it, make some yards but another penalty for a neck roll brings the attack to an end... and the half.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
Georgia have scrum right in the middle of the pitch... will they go for another go or kick out?
Wales 17-7 Georgia
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on Scrum V
Liam Williams has been wicked this first half, nice little breaks, nice little plays, he's been outstanding.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
After a lively ten minutes from Wales, they have just slipped off the pace slightly.
Sam Costelow thought he had a perfect 50-22 kick but the bounce was not kind.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
The one thing Wales didn't want there was to concede a try because it will give a huge boost to Georgia.
It's a weak tackle in the Welsh midfield which gives Merab Sharikadze the try and Georgia a chance to get back in this game.
I'm sure Wales' defence coach Mike Forshaw will be disappointed how easy that was for Georgia to score after the forwards did so well to push the maul backwards.
Wales 17-7 Georgia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
A patient build up from Georgia but Wales will be disappointed with that.
They fell off a few tackles even though defensively they were in position. That's what Georgia will do if you give them the opportunity.
Merab Sharikadze, con Luka Matkava
Georgia go for the driving lineout after Dewi Lake gave away a penalty.
Tomas Francis took up a great position to hold them out.
But the captain stretches out of the tackle to score close to the post.
Not even George North could hold him out - and Georgia are back in it.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 17-0 Georgia
They are hammering away but that Welsh defence is holding like a solid red brick wall.
Wales 17-0 Georgia
Chance for Georgia to have a crack at the Welsh line.