Big call here by Warren Gatland as he switches Ioan Lloyd for fly-half Sam Costelow.

Alex Mann also replaces Tommy Reffell and Gareth Davies on at scrum-half.

That was such a close call but a great spot by the TMO.

Wales escape - for now.

Gregory Alldritt picks and goes from the back of the scrum and then the huge blue jerseys just pile forward.

Second row Thibaud Flament looks to have touched down between the posts.

But hang on... did he drop the ball?

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France are hammering away on the line.

Did they go wide too early then?

Sam Costelow with a good tackle on the left before Thomas throws a wild inside pass on the left.

But France have a penalty and go for the scrum - of course.

France change their entire front-row and lock Romain Taofifenua is also on.

Wales have a 16th man in defence as referee Luke Pearce blocks Thomas Ramos.

The Pontypool-raised English referee helping out the men in red.

Damien Penaud always looks so dangerous when he gets the ball.

He only needs two more tries to match Serge Blanco's all-time French Test try record of 38.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

France have got to hold their depth in the back line, at the moment their just over running everything resulting in the forward passes.

The Welsh scrum has been looking for more comfortable in the last few set-pieces.

France have just been pulled back for yet another forward pass. That's about the fourth one called this match.

That's what comes from a backline that shows five changes from the last game.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

It's the offload after the half break, brilliant attacking either side of the front five especially Uini Atonio.

Joe Roberts had to score there with the overlap and two men on the outside. Brilliant play for Wales.

Dillon Lewis is on for Keiron Assiratti.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC One

What a brilliant try! You talk about delivering a message and delivering it, using the outside channels and they've done it against tired defence.

Wales banging on the door here as Tomos Williams, Tommy Reffell and Sam Costelow combine.

Wales dominated this fixture between 2012 and 2019 when they won seven of the teams' eight meetings in the Six Nations.

But it has been a different story recently with France winning the last four.

• 2012 - Wales 16-9 France
• 2013 - France 6-16 Wales
• 2014 - Wales 27-6 France
• 2015 - France 13-20 Wales
• 2016 - Wales 19-10 France
• 2017 - France 20-18 Wales
• 2018 - Wales 14-13 France
• 2019 - France 19-24 Wales
• 2020 - Wales 23-27 France
• 2021 - France 32-30 Wales
• 2022 - Wales 9-13 France
• 2023 - France 41-28 Wales

This year's game could go either way.

Sam Costelow gets the second half underway.

More of the same please!

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Sam Warburton
Former Wales captain on BBC One

People are getting used to this new Warren Gatland team and this new era so they're more comfortable when it's loose.

In the old era we were more comfortable when it was confrontational.