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Captain Merab Sharikadze returns for Georgia's final World Cup pool game against Wales in Nantes.

Sharikadze missed the Fiji defeat through injury but the centre is back as one of five changes made by head coach Levan Maisashvili.

Guram Gogichashvili and Shalva Mamukashvili return to the front row and Nodar Cheishvili comes into the second row.

Full-back Lasha Khmaladze makes his first appearance at this World Cup.

There are 15 survivors in the matchday 23 from Georgia's 13-12 victory in Cardiff last year, including 11 in the starting side.

Fly-half Luka Matkava played just seven minutes off the bench in that game, but kicked the winning penalty from 45 metres.

Georgia: Khmaladze; Tabutsadze, Kveseladze, Sharikadze (capt), Niniashvili; Matkava, Lobzhanidze; Gogichashvili, Mamukashvili, Gigashvili, Cheishvili, Mikautadze, Gachechiladze, Saginadze, Jalagonia

Replacements: Karkadze, Abuladze, Aptsiauri, Chachanidze, Tsutskiridze, Aprasidze, Abzhandadze, Tapladze.

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Fly-half Gareth Anscombe is limping in Wales' pre-match warm-up so he is now a big doubt to start this afternoon.

Dewi Lake leads out Wales amid six changes from the victory over Australia a fortnight ago.

The Ospreys hooker is squad co-captain but has played just 51 minutes so far and will be busting a gut to make an impression for the quarter-final.

He replaces Ryan Elias while Gareth Anscombe starts in the number ten jersey with Dan Biggar rested after recovering from a chest injury.

Wing Rio Dyer, scrum-half Tomos Williams, lock Dafydd Jenkins and flanker Tommy Reffell all start.

Number eight Taulupe Faletau and wing Louis Rees-Zammit will have started all four matches.

Lake's fellow skipper Jac Morgan is rested after starting the first three games.

Wales: L Williams; Rees-Zammit, North, Tompkins, Dyer; Anscombe, T Williams; G Thomas, Lake (capt), Francis, Rowlands, D Jenkins, Wainwright, Reffell, Faletau.

Replacements: Dee, Smith, H Thomas, Tshiunza, Basham, G Davies, Costelow, Grady.

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Hello and welcome to Wales' final match of the World Cup pool stage here in Nantes.

Warren Gatland's side have the luxury of having a quarter-final spot already safely tucked away.

And after two weeks preparation and a relatively clean bill of health so it's all looking rosy, right?

Let's not forget history is not necessarily on Wales' side.

The last time they were here at Stade Stade de la Beaujoire, Wales were sent packing by Fiji and head coach Gareth Jenkins got his marching orders.

And the last time Wales faced Georgia, they lost!

So there can be no room for complacency this afternoon.

First up, let's have a look at the teams.

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