James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

It was great to see Rees-Zammit in full flight again, he can get the crowd on their feet.

The pass should've gone to Tomos Williams there though.

Japan lose control of the ball and Louis Rees-Zammit bursts away from his 22.

Incredible pace by the wing but he never once looked like passing and knocks on when scrum-half Tomos Williams was in support.

Another wasted opportunity.

It will remain a yellow card for Japan number eight Makisi.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

It'll be interesting to see if Japan go against their mantra and try and slow things down now they're down to 13.

They certainly haven't slowed things down so far.

Wales maul it against the 13 men to suck in some defenders.

They rumble forward and then captain Dewi Lake peels off, only for tight-head Archie Griffin to knock on from the next phase.

What a waste.

The TMO alerts referee Matthew Carley to a tackle on fly-half Dan Edwards.

Did Faulua Makisi make contact with his head? He did. The number eight is sent to the sin bin for a bunker review.

Japan are down to 13 men for another four minutes.

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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

At some point one team has to grab control of this game. Wales really need to slow things down.

It's the 14 men who get the chance to strike next after an interception by Seungsin Lee.

Wales are then penalised for a number of penalties and Lee points to the posts.

He pushes it wide and it remains level-pegging.

Wales kick the penalty to the 22.

Ball off the top and Ben Thomas carries hard but then Aaron Wainwright has the ball dislodged by a terrific tackle from number eight Faulua Makisi.

Japan clear their lines.

Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

He's dropped his head as he's approached the tackling zone. That looked reckless.

Japan lock Epineri Uluiviti is shown yellow after clumsily taking out Alex Mann off the ball.

Reckless and it gives Wales a big chance to take control.

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Five Japan handling errors in 24 minutes. If they had been a little more accurate then Wales would be trailing.

Instead they have a chance to put the pressure on in the Japan half after Alex Mann is clattered off the ball.

Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Radio Wales commentator

It's taken me 23 minutes to talk us through the teams, this game just hasn't stopped!

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Wales are trying to slow the game down and you can't blame them.

The pressure Japan are putting on Wales is relentless, I can't get over the ruck speed here.

Japan full-back Yoshitaka Yazaki cuts through after a contested kick goes loose.

Blair Murray is left for dead but Dan Edwards comes up with a crucial tackle and there's a knock-on.

Wales with a scrum 10m from their own line.

Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

This is breathless rugby, Wales really need to find control at some point in this game.

Japan test the Welsh defence again with a patient attack but after 13 phases they get too loose just outside the 22 and a pass goes into touch.

Wales just can't get any control. Impressive start by the visitors.

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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Japan will want to keep the intensity they've started with.

Wales have been too slow at the start of this game, Japan aren't afraid to move the ball.

Japan have bossed it since that early score but Alex Mann gets over the ball just outside the 22 and wins a timely penalty to release the pressure.

It came after a lively break by left wing Tomoki Osada.