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Api Ratuniyarawa misses out for Barbarians after being charged with sexual assault
Wales's Dewi Lake scores game's first try before Simione Kuruvoli touches down for Baa-Baas
Tom Rogers and Sam Costelow tries extend Wales's lead before half time
Simione Kuruvoli scores his second try on 47 minutes
Alun Wyn Jones scores Barbarians's third try on farewell appearance
Taine Plumtree notches Wales's fourth try before Aaron Wainwright gets fifth
Tom Hooper scores fourth try for Baa-Baas before Kieran Hardy scores twice late on
Wales 14-5 Barbarians
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Principality Stadium
Wales attack coach Alex King will be purring over that try that began inside the Welsh half.
Rio Dyer and Jac Morgan both showing what they're all about in open play before Sam Costelow challenges the line and a cheeky one from George North.
Wales 14-5 Australia
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
That's what we wanted, we wanted this game to ignite. There's been a lot of good play but it's not quite connected.
We want a lot of tries scored and Harlem Globetrotters style George North puts it through his legs for Tom Rogers, North was under a lot of pressure there as well.
Wales 14-5 Barbarians
Ouch! Aaron Wainwright and Corey Domachowski land a co-ordinated hit on Nicolas Sanchez who understandably is taking some time to get up.
Felt that one from here.
Tom Rogers, con Leigh Halfpenny
This one you will want to watch back later!
Rio Dyer is the first to break through after an offload from Jac Morgan.
A few phases later Sam Costelow goes right to George North, who passes the ball through his legs to Rogers who is in acres of space on the right wing.
Rogers gets the try but it will be remembered for North's pass.
Leigh Halfpenny remains perfect with the boot.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 7-5 Barbarians
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Principality Stadium
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyBarbarians have a tradition whereby players wear their club socks.
Interestingly both Alun Wyn Jones and Justin Tipuric have opted to wear the colours of both their current clubs and the clubs where they began their careers so many years ago.
For Jones that's Toulon and Bonymaen while Tipuric is sporting Ospreys and Trebanos.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
The Barbarians are starting to enjoy themselves.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
A lovely Wales attack leads to nothing, as George North released Rio Dyer down the left wing.
Unfortunately the Dragons man opts to kick over the head of Ilasia Droasese and Johnny Williams cannot control the ball at the first attempt.
Instead it is knocked forward and the Baa-Baas will have a scrum deep in their own 22.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
A nice one-handed offload in the middle of the park by Alun Wyn Jones.
The world record cap holder still has some tricks up his sleeve.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
A little bit of kick-tennis going on here.
After a few go back and forth Sam Costelow looks to touch instead, it will be a line-out to the Barbarians on half-way.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Wales kick to the corner and opt for the driving maul.
It starts picking up pace before the Baa-Baas manage to stop it.
Sam Costelow looks for the cross-field kick once again but Tom Rogers cannot gather the ball.
Thankfully for Wales it is knocked out of bounds by a Barbarians hand and it will be a Welsh line-out.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Wales are back to full strength as Adam Beard has served his time in the sin bin.
Wales also have a penalty on half-way as Rio Dyer is blocked from chasing a high ball by Simione Kuruvoli.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Principality Stadium
And cue the obligatory Mexican wave at a Barbarians fixture.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Mexican wave alert.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
The Barbarians attack is eventually halted by a knock-on, so Wales will have the put in at the scrum a few metres from their own try-line.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
Good work from Sam Costelow there, Rob Valetini running full speed at him and Costelow going low to make the tackle.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Sam Costelow makes a brave tackle on Rob Valetini to deny the Barbarians a score before a huge hit by Jac Morgan which the crowd here in Cardiff enjoyed.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Principality Stadium
Lovely touch there. Alun Wyn Jones just helped Leigh Halfpenny up off the ground after a tackle with a little pat on the scrum cap.
Those guys have spent a lifetime together on the pitch, which ends today.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 7-5 Barbarians
Wales win back possession in their own 22 before conceding yet another penalty.
The Barbarians go for the corner and who else is up to win the line-out but Alun Wyn Jones.
Still getting used to seeing him not wearing the red of Wales.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Nothing better than seeing a perfectly executed offload from a front row.
Taniela Tupou finds a gap in the Wales defence and powers up to half-way before offloading to Rob Valetini.
He in turn finds Simione Kuruvoli as the Barbarians show some flair in attack.
Wales 7-5 Barbarians
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Wales' defensive coaches will be tamping [at the Baa-Baas try]! You want that defence to be steel in and around that ruck area.
Sorry Dewi Lake, you may have scored but you've just opened the door.