That will really annoy Warren Gatland.

Wales have just scored a good try but then give away a penalty almost from the restart by not rolling away.

They have been guilty of that time and again this year.

Murray qualifies for Wales through his Welsh mother.

As the late great commentator Bill McLaren would have said, they'll be singing in the pubs in Tonyrefail tonight.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

That's the intent that Wales want to play with, off first phase, straight off the training ground, the hands were slick from Wales.

Blair Murray had a bit of work to do but Ben Thomas did outstanding work with that offload and the first capper is over in the corner.

Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Radio Wales commentator

We cannot emphasise enough the weapons that Fiji have out wide. If they are to be used, they are deadly.

Semi Radrada beats Max Llewellyn one-on-one and then delivers a delicious behind-the-back pass.

That's why we love to watch Fiji.

They don't!

Fiji flanker Kitione Salawa comes up with a try-saving turnover just yards from his own try line.

The visitors boot clear and Blair Murray gets his first touch at international level - only to be swamped.

Fiji win a penalty inside the Welsh half.

Well that all turned around very quickly.

Wales are edging their way upfield as Aaron Wainwright goes close.

Surely they must score from here...

Taine Plumtree sets up another lineout drive and then comes crashing into the line after Wales are told to use it.

Not often you see a Fijian knocked on their backside in a tackle.

The Welsh forwards set out their stall early from a lineout.

They march the maul 10 yards upfield before winning the penalty.

We could see a lot more of that today.

French referee Luc Ramos blows his whistle and Ben Thomas gets the autumn series under way for Wales...

Interesting that it's not Gareth Anscombe.

A reminder of the teams:

Wales: Winnett; Grady, Llewellyn, B Thomas, Murray; Anscombe, T Williams; G Thomas, Lake (capt), Griffin, Rowlands, Beard, Plumtree, Reffell, Wainwright.

Fiji: Karawalevu; Wainiqolo, Nayacalevu (capt), Tuisova, Radradra; Muntz, Lomani; Mawi, Ikanivere, Tawake, Nasilasila, Mayanavanua, Derenalagi, Salawa, Canakaivata.

And now a real piece of rugby theatre as Fiji throw down their traditional challenge - the cibi

Led by captain Waisea Nayacelevu.

Wales need to keep close tabs on Vuate Karawalevu today.

The Fiji full-back made eight line breaks during the 2024 Pacific Nations Cup, more than any other player, and was one of just two to gain 300-plus metres in this year’s competition.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

How good is it to see these two back together for Wales?

Gareth Anscombe and Tomos Williams return for Wales for the first time since last year's World Cup.

Since then pair have been partnered at Gloucester where they have both hit top form.

"When I got to Gloucester it felt like I was meant to be there and it has been refreshing," said Anscombe.

"It's been nice linking back up with Tommy again, we know each other from our years at Cardiff. He's been outstanding for Gloucester, one of our best players recently and is world class."

First up Meda Dau Doka - or God Bless Fiji - before the home crowd gets a chance to belt out Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau.

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Jac Morgan may be back but if you're wondering why Tommy Reffell got the nod for the seven jersey, this is why.

He was head and shoulders clear as the turnover king of the Six Nations, winning 11 throughout the tournament.

To put that into context, it equalled the all-time record set by Scotland and Scarlets flanker John Barclay in 2011.

The Last Post has just sounded around the Principality Stadium as the crowd falls silent to remember.

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Wales made 253 tackles when they faced Fiji in their opening pool match of the 2023 Rugby World Cup - the most any side has ever made in a men’s World Cup match.

Will Rowlands made 27 tackles in that game, the most of any player.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland hopes his side experience ecstasy rather than agony against Fiji as they aim to bring their nine-match losing run to an end.