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Wales score six tries on the way to a 38-18 friendly win against the USA in north Wales
The game was being used as preparation for Wales' WXV1 campaign in October
Alisha Butchers scores first try of the game on her return from injury before Keira Bevan added a second
Freda Tafuna shown yellow card for high tackle on Gwenllian Pyrs with Wales dominating
Lisa Neumann adds third Welsh try just before half time after lovely delayed pass from Jasmine Joyce
USA score first try of the game early in the second half through Sarah Levy
Wales' fourth try comes on 52 minutes from a dominant driving maul, Alex Callender touching down
Tafuna makes amends for earlier sin binning by scoring USA's second try of the game
Callender gets her second try of the game to move Wales three scores clear with under 10 minutes remaining
Fane Haungatau shown yellow card for dangerous tackle late in the game before Wales' Donna Rose also sent to sin bin
USA replacement hooker Paige Stathopolous scores late consolation try for USA
Sioned Harries adds sixth Welsh try to complete the scoring in a competitive friendly win for Wales
Wales 14-3 USA
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
I think the referees whistle has broken and the players are struggling to hear her.
Wales will be frustrated they're not getting clean ball at the breakdown which is causing knock ons and playing into the hands of the USA.
Although the score is 14-3 you do feel Wales are more dominant than the scoreline suggests.
Wales 14-3 USA
The ball is going back and forth like a tennis match with both sides losing possession.
Now the referee takes a tumble.
A bizarre passage of play ends on the half way line with players almost looking at each other unsure what's happening next!
Wales 14-3 USA
Jasmine Joyce is so good at beating the first defender - and is surprisingly strong for a smaller player.
Wales 14-3 USA
Caryl Thomas
Former Wales prop on Radio Cymru
One of the main areas Wales have improved is their discipline.
Penalties give possession away and against the best teams in the world it makes a huge difference with loss of momentum and territory.
Wales 14-3 USA
Wales go for the corner but again the lineout is off target.
That's been the only disappointment this half.
Wales 14-3 USA
Gwenllian Pyrs is also heading off for a head injury assessment.
Abbey Constable is on.
Wales 14-3 USA
The TMO has just signalled that the tackle needs looking at.
And the Eagles flanker is off for ten.
Wales 14-3 USA
Gwenllian Pyrs was stopped in her tracks there and spills the ball and USA celebrate.
Got to say, I thought that looked high.
Wales 14-3 USA
Caryl Thomas
Former Wales prop on Radio Cymru
Either going for the posts or the corner I'd be happy with that decision.
USA are having barely any of the ball and Wales are managing the game really well.
Wales 14-3 USA
Ooh that was an ugly one from Keira Bevan.
Wales 7-3 USA
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
When the ball comes to Jasmine Joyce's hands the crowds level rises a few decibels.
Wales keeping it tight and when they notice the USA defence getting narrow they look to the back three players and Joyce.
Wales 14-3 USA
Another error from USA and you have to say Wales are playing these wet conditions far, far better.
Wales 14-3 USA
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
It's important Wales capitalise on their opportunities when they get a free play from a penalty advantage and show some ambition.
Wales' dominance in the scrum almost surprised themselves there.
Wales 14-3 USA
Caryl says she's not sure if it's better to score a try or win a penalty from a scrum.
You can tell she was a prop!
Keira Bevan, con Bevan
The scrum-half squeezes through after the pack rumbled on.
The referee may have been about to award a penalty try but Bevan picked up and stepped through the gap close to the posts.
She even adds the extras.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 7-3 USA
Caryl Thomas
Former Wales prop on Radio Cymru
I'm not sure if it's better to score a try or get a penalty from a scrum!
Wales' front row was called the bomb squad in the Six Nations and they've really shown why there with that scrum penalty.
Wales 7-3 USA
Looks like she was held up. Shame.
Wales 7-3 USA
Wales spread the ball and centre Kerin Lake crashes through. But was she held up?
It's gone to the TMO - on field decision is no try.
Wales 7-3 USA
Oh take a bow Gwenllian Pyrs, Carys Phillips and Sisilia Tuipulotu.
USA had a scrum 10 yards from their own line but Wales just simply shoved them back off the ball and Wales have the put in, in a perfect attacking position in front of the posts.
Wales 7-3 USA
I reckon every Welsh forward must have had a crack then. Carys Phillips making great ground but eventually the ball goes forward and the Eagles celebrate surviving at least a dozen phases.