Wales offside and Fiji are back to within a point - and back to full strength.

So Semi Radrada's 20-minute red card is over but has been replaced by Sireli Maqala of Bayonne.

Just in case you have lost count, Fiji are still down to 14 men for the next minute or so.

Let's hope we see a little less of referee Luc Ramos.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium

What a bizarre and frantic first half that was.

World Rugby is trying to simplify the game but that opening 40 minutes proved complicated for the watching public as they try to understand what is going on.

A 20-minute red card for Fiji wing Semi Radradra, yellow cards shown to Wales flanker Tommy Reffell and Fiji number eight Elia Canakaivata with the two sides sharing 24 points.

The main influence in that first half was French referee Luc Ramos and his television match official Eric Gauzins and I am not sure that is what people want to see.

Wales will be happy with their line-out and early attacking endeavours but Fiji will be restored to 15 men at the start of the second half and look dangerous.

Yes Richie, that first 20 minutes was hugely impressive by Wales.

Those two centres were particularly good and really complemented each other. The brute force of Max Llewellyn and the skills of Ben Thomas.

The try for Blair Murray came from a great take and pass by Thomas and his footwork was pretty slick in the move for Cam Winnett's no try.

But there are still a few wobbles in defence, especially the Muntz try for Fiji.

This game is still there for both teams... if they keep 15 players on the pitch.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

All the hard work is done on the inside.

If you want to talk about combinations, players stepping up and who's really shone in this opening half, it's definitely Ben Thomas and Max Llewellyn.

What they are doing both sides of the ball, in attack and defence, how they are varying the game, who's carrying, who's your second ball-player, they have been excellent.

The first 20, Wales were really good, it's the most positive we've seen them in attack for a long time.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

We expected Fiji to come here with the intention to attack and play rugby.

They never hold back, they never go back into their shell and they're always looking to score tries, and they'll be going for the full 80 minutes.

Wales are riding their luck a bit here as they look for a first win since last year's World Cup.

Here are the results since beating Georgia:

• Argentina, Lost 17-29
• Scotland, Lost 26-27
• England, Lost 14-16
• Ireland, Lost 7-31
• France, Lost 24-45
• Italy, Lost 21-24
• South Africa, Lost 13-41
• Australia, Lost 16-25
• Australia, Lost 28-36

Sorry to bring everyone down!

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Wales can breathe a sigh of relief that the penalty try wasn't given.

It was clear as day, we can see it on the screens here, that shift in the drive leading to obstruction... it was impossible for Wales to defend.

Well that final passage of play just about sums up a truly crazy 40 minutes of rugby.

I hope you've been able to keep up with it so far.

Fiji were celebrating a penalty try but have been hauled back.

Their lineout drive went over the line and Luc Ramos blew for the seven points.

But the replay has picked up an earlier obstruction in their drive and rules out the score.

Tomos Williams was halfway to the sin bin but gets a reprieve.

Ken Owens
Wales hooker on BBC Radio Cymru

This is the type of game Fiji want. It's so important for Wales now to stay disciplined and don't get sucked into it.

Wales' defence has been great and they don't need to concede penalties.

Fiji are pressing here. The Welsh first-up tackling is keeping them at bay but concede a penalty that Fiji kick to the corner.

Last chance of the half here.

Wow... we've had six minutes and no one has scored... or been carded.

I think both sets of players may be getting a grip.

Yep, I think we all are Ken.

Ken Owens
Wales hooker on BBC Radio Cymru

I understand why they introduced the new red card rule, to try and make sure red cards don't spoil the game.

But it should be down to the players to be more disciplined and not get a red card.

I'm split about it at the moment, we'll have to wait and see.

What a crazy half an hour of rugby we've had so far.

Tries, no tries, yellow cards, red cards... you can't take your eyes off this for a second!

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Fiji need to get to half-time, they've been down to 13 men and if the scoreline stays the same, they will be happy with that.

Canakaivata is back on for Fiji so now they're only down by one player.

It's ok, they're used to that!