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Wales 17-0 Georgia
Luka Matkava boots the ball up field. Liam Williams was convinced he had kept that in and is on his knee just staring at the touch judge.
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
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Wales 17-0 Georgia
Luka Matkava boots the ball up field. Liam Williams was convinced he had kept that in and is on his knee just staring at the touch judge.
Wales 17-0 Georgia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Sam Costelow has had a really assured start coming in at such short notice for Anscombe, he's kicked three from three, just the start you want.
Wales 17-0 Georgia
Tommy Reffell comes up with another turnover... he's got a point to prove after missing the Portugal match at the last moment.
Though it must be a little dispiriting to be playing in the same position as the captain.
Wales 17-0 Georgia
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on Scrum V
You can see the Georgian boys hands on knees, very tired and it's nice to see Wales controlling the game and going through the phases, keeping the ball which is massive.
This is how you want the game to go just tick over the scoreboard like we have been in the past, especially in this World Cup campaign.
Wales 17-0 Georgia
I wonder if Warren Gatland will be tempted to keep Sam Costelow on the for the full 80 - or a chance to get Dan Biggar back into match action for the last 20 with a quarter-final in mind.
Sam Costelow
Costelow is really settling into this game.
Wales 14-0 Georgia
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Brilliant lineout from Wales, they are controlling the set-pieces completely.
A brilliant pass from Sam Costelow, there are three Georgians in the way of the pass but he succeeds in finding Liam Williams who uses his footwork to score easily.
Wales 14-0 Georgia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
A really good pass from Sam Costelow and a really good finish by Liam Williams.
Wales 14-0 Georgia
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on Scrum V
Wales will be very happy with that you can see a lot more control from the boys compared to the first five minutes, you can see we are settling in to the game very nicely and it feels very comfortable.
Liam Williams, con Sam Costelow
Williams steps through but it was all about the pass from Sam Costelow. Delightful.
Wales win the lineout, spread the ball wide before Costelow steps and delays his arching pass to Williams that took out the entire Georgian midfield.
Williams has now scored 100 points for Wales.
Wales 7-0 Georgia
Rio Dyer is stopped on the narrow side and then Taulupe Faletau is dumped into touch. They need to be smarter than that.
Wales 7-0 Georgia
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes
There is a really carnival atmosphere here in Nantes.
The Mexican wave has started already!
Wales 7-0 Georgia
That's a great chase by Rio Dyer who hounds full-back Lasha Khmaladze the second he catches the kick. Scrum Wales 20 yards out.
Wales 7-0 Georgia
Wow. Georgia flanker Beka Saginadze was like a charging bull there - crashing through Sam Costelow, Gareth Thomas and Will Rowlands.
That takes some doing!
Wales 7-0 Gerogia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Patient build up from Wales turning down an easy three points pretty much in front of the posts, they backed themselves, backed their drives and it was all about patience.
Wales 7-0 Georgia
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Brilliant from Wales, the lineout looks great, the tempo is then high and they're carrying the ball strongly.
Georgia fold around the corner and Wales come back to the blindside and Tomas Francis goes over. Very clinical from Wales.
Tomas Francis, con Sam Costelow
Wales get the lineout drive, George North and Dewi Lake crash into midfield before Francis flops over for his first World Cup try in his 14th appearance.
Costelow kicks his first World Cup points.
That was clinical from Wales.
Wales 0-0 Georgia
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
It's all Wales at the momentum they just want to tidy up a few things, Wales need to settle down they got all the possession, all the territory they just need to start converting this territory to points now.
Wales 0-0 Georgia
Ha, curse of the commentator.
I just said there had been precious few openings and Tommy Reffell creates one straight away - charging down a kick and then getting the turn over but Rio Dyer and Sam Costelow are squeezed out in the corner. At last something to get excited about.
Wales 0-0 Georgia
Sam Costelow shows a great pair of hands with that catch on the run and belts the ball up field. However there have been very few chances so far.