Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain

There's a huge amount of experience in the front row for Canada, it is the polar opposite maybe to the Welsh front row.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain

They get it to that red zone, in to the 22 and they execute. They haven't been in there long but they come away with points.

It's a great finish by Canada in the end.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales threw everything at Canada, but they could deal with it comfortably.

Canada had one chance in Wales' 22 and they came out of it with seven points.

Sioned Harries
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru

That's the difference between good teams and great teams, Canada have converted with their first real chance.

Some strong Wales defence from Abbie Fleming and Georgia Evans helps force another turnover in the Welsh 22.

But a loose Lleucu George kick puts pressure right back on Wales on their own line.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop

I was really impressed with Molly Reardon [Wales hooker] in the Celtic Challenge in January.

She got injured later on but I really do rate her and I'm sure she will rise to the occasion when she gets her rhythm.

Canada have their first foray into the Wales 22 after a lineout mistake but a crucial turnover intervention from Georgia Evans helped force a penalty.

But the Wales' lineout is misfiring with three throws now going awry.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

In the first few minutes we've seen Wales being physical, showing intent and putting a bit of pride back.

Everyone knows how hard this game is going to be, but in terms of a response from the end of the Scotland game, it is exactly what Sean Lynn would've wanted.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain

They [Canada] are adventurous, they are brave, they want to move the ball.

They are an exciting attacking team and they are not afraid early on in this game. Even though it's Wales dominance at the moment they are not afraid to get the ball to those wide channels.

What a difference in Wales' start after they conceded after 55 seconds last week against Scotland.

Carys Cox has been influential in the opening exchange, while a cross kick just eluded Bethan Lewis with the try line begging.

Wales are getting closer.

Wales had a long period of pressure in the Canada 22 there but did not manage to come away with points.

But their intent is very encouraging.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop

Today Jasmine Joyce-Butchers is totally on it.

What a difference to the physically the one-on-one tackles and the holding up.

I've got in my notes Welsh disruption of that Canadian rhythm and that's exactly how they've started today.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain

It's a great start by Wales.

Bryonie King does exceptionally well. Look at the Wales celebrations after forcing an early scrum.

They know this is a big game for them today, they know they have to fight for everything.

Wales full-back Nel Metcalfe produces an inventive kick towards the Canada line and it only just eludes wing Lisa Neumann as the ball agonisingly rolls into touch.

A great start here from Wales.

A good start for Wales there as they hold up the Canada maul and gain an attacking scrum.

Scottish referee Hollie Davidson blows her whistle and Wales fly-half Lleucu George kicks off.

Deborah McCormack
Former Scotland lock

I've already said it but physicality is that key word today.

Wales number eight Georgia Evans is someone to look out for, she is absolutely ferocious so she is going to lead the way today.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Canada's ruck speed is unbelievable, it is so difficult to defend that.

Wales need physicality at the breakdown, they need to target the contact area and they're going to have to try and slow Canada down.

Now it is time for the anthems.