Another big hit on Gareth Anscombe who must be hurting from these tackles.

This time it's Josua Tuisova who nails him as the Wales fly-half catches a high ball and coughs up the ball.

Anscombe's ribs will be hurting.

They are Siwan... but Fiji are looking way more dominant in the tackles.

They've put in eight dominant tackles to Wales' one and that defence is what is edging the game so far.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

If I was Wales I'd keep going for that driving maul because it's really going to punish the Fijians, they are infringing every driving maul and they could get another card.

Wales are looking dominant in that area.

Adam Beard gathered the lineout and marshals the drive but a huge tackle in midfield by Waisea Nayacalevu on Gareth Anscombe stops Wales in their tracks.

That must have hurt!

Wales earn a penalty and Gareth Anscombe kicks to the corner.

They could really do with a score here.

Well whatever is in that magic sponge should be bottled and sold by the WRU.

The physio worked on Williams' should and - somehow - he's back up and raring to go.

Tomos Williams and Jac Morgan look to charge down Caleb Muntz's kick but end up landing on each other.

Williams definitely came off worse there and has stayed down. He looks hurt and this could be another big blow for Wales.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

What Wales can't afford to do is keep wasting some of these chances.

You look at the [Wales] coaches and the expressions on their faces... there's a little bit of stress in that box.

Oh Blair Murray thought he was in again but the pass from Sam Costelow just strayed forward.

Sighs all around... but there is a real sense of nervousness creeping around the stadium.

Wonderful kick by Tomos Williams sends Wales up field.

He's in top form since returning from injury.

Ken Owens
Wales hooker on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales are starting to lose their structure. Individuals are stepping off the line to try and win their battles, this puts the players around them under a lot of pressure.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

We saw confidence in Wales in the first 20 but now they will be absolutely nervous.

Fiji take the lead!

Ken Owens
Wales hooker on BBC Radio Cymru

The substitutions are interesting. The boys coming off have put in a shift and played well, but it must be in Gatland's mind to bring fresh legs on early to keep the high tempo rugby.

Sam Costelow spills the ball and a Welsh attack fizzles out.

I'm sure Costelow playing on the wing was never in the plan for Wales.

Looking at the options, I think losing Max Grady was the one move they couldn't cover.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

It was a great turnover by Fiji just three metres from their own try line but Wales needed a bit more composure in that area of the field.

Wholesale changes here for Wales as Warren Gatland changes his entire front row and a call for Jac Morgan.

Ryan Elias, Nicky Smith and Keiron Assiratti all on.

Why do coaches make changes just five minutes into the second half? Why not half-time?

Big turnover by Fiji at the breakdown as Wales threatened - they're definitely edging that battle on the ground.

Tommy Reffell is usually so good in that area but he's being overshadowed today.

Yes Richie, and it will not have included giving away an easy three points so early!

But they're on the attack now as Ben Thomas presses down the left.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

You can guarantee at half-time, Warren Gatland and the rest of his coaching staff would have been discussing tactically what they need to do that was similar to that first 20 minutes of the game.