Damien Penaud exchanges passes with the scrum-half but France are bundled out to touch.

Wales ending the game deep inside their own half.

It's a long up the field, it's a long way back on the scoreboard and there's a long way to go to end this losing run of theirs.

However this lad has.

What a way to celebrate your first Test start than with a try, a man of the match performance and a big away win in the Six Nations.

Chapeau to you messieur.

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Thomas Ramos has kicked 20 points today - but actually hasn't played that well, especially in defence.

Gareth Davies tries to get something going with a typical burst deep into the French territory from a quickly taken penalty - but Dillon Lewis knocks on from Josh Adam's offload.

There was half a chance there.

Wales are chasing the game, the ball-carrier is isolated and the huge frame of Colombe is over the ball and wasn't budging.

Ramos adds the three points and this game is over.

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Yoram Moefana on for centre Depoortere.

Big moment for Cardiff hooker Evan Lloyd who comes on for his international debut.

He's the fourth Cardiff player to win his first cap in this Six Nations after Cam Winnett, Alex Mann and McKenzie Martin.

Wales have imploded under the physical pressure of France - having gone from leading 24-20 to trailing 24-37.

That's 17 points conceded in the space of nine minutes.

That's the seventh time the lead has changed hands in this topsy-turvy game - and Les Marseillais is ringing out inside the Principality Stadium..

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Great play to get in that position, the wide pass with Damien Penaud getting away down the wing which set up the field position.

Then Georges-Henri Colombe can smash himself over. Once they get near your tryline it's near impossible to stop them.

Wales don't need to be too loose, there's plenty of time left, they just need to control where they play.

Alun Wyn Jones
Former Wales captain on BBC One

Clear intent from the French four front five forwards four new ones came on.

Contrast to Wales bringing the half backs off and I'd be interested to see Ioan Lloyd taking this ball to the line.

Mason Grady on for try-scorer Joe Roberts.

Alex Roumat on for Ollivon, who has been quiet.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC One

Dillon Lewis did brilliantly there getting over the ball and forcing Luke Pearce to go back for the advantage.

France going for the penalty I think is a smart move because they feel they're dominant in the scrum but not getting the reward.

Damien Penaud again streaks down the right touchline and the scrambling Welsh defence is caught offside.

France are back to within a point - but Wales will probably be happy with that after all that pressure.

Interesting that France went for the kick rather than lineout or scrum. They don't feel they're getting the rub from referee Luke Pearce.

Luke Pearce blows and Wales survive a huge scrum almost in front of their own posts.

Big boost for Wales.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Ioan Lloyd coming on is a big change at 10. I think Tommy Reffell was struggling a bit with that knock.

I think Sam Costelow has had a good kicking game so it's a big call.