Wales, once again, are unable to exit their own half correctly from the kick-off.

They are penalised just outside their own 22 and it will be a scrum for Queensland.

Lachie Anderson replaces Floyd Aubrey on the wing for Queensland.

Try-scorer Christ Tshiunza has taken a knock and is replaced by Tommy Reffell.

Not a bad player to be able to bring on.

A brilliant 50-22 from Sam Costelow!

Queensland had managed to force Wales back into their own half, but a brilliant kick from Costelow puts them right back where they were a moment ago with an attacking line-out.

This time the Queensland defence stops the driving maul.

Instead Sam Costelow looks to play a chipped kick over the Reds defence for Nick Tompkins who would have had an easy finish.

Instead Mac Grealy gets back to make amends for his earlier mistake and Queensland clear up to halfway.

Sam Costelow kicks to the corner, the line-out will be about 10 metres from the Reds' try-line.

Time for another driving maul?

A couple of penalties go against Queensland, the last of which is on their own 10-metre line.

Will Wales kick this to the corner and turn to the forwards again, or try for three points?

They will have a moment to think about their options, as Christ Tshiunza receives some medical treatment.

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Some big hits going in from both sides in the opening moments of this second half.

We are back under way in Brisbane, can Wales finally end their losing streak?

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BBC Sport Wales in Brisbane

As previously advertised, Queensland's best Tom Jones impersonator is back for the half-time interlude.

Safe to say he's giving it his all - singing a medley of his greatest hits.

After four tries in the opening half for Warren Gatland's side, perhaps this is what Wales need before every match?

Former Australia lock James Horwill told Sky Sports: "For the Reds, they've got to be able to move the Welsh around a little bit.

"The set-piece is working well, two tries from the maul, but the ability to get to the edge, that 13 channel on that right-hand edge is where they're getting some pace. So get the ball a bit quicker, it'll pay off for the Reds."

Former Australia back Tim Horan told Sky Sports: "I thought Wales came out of the blocks early, you can see what they want to try to achieve.

"They want to play with width in their game, a powerful forward pack as well.

"Costelow has got some opportunities at fly-half to manage his game."

Queensland Reds' lock Ryan Smith told Sky Sports at half-time: "I think those little errors, letting them back into it, and a few kick errors.

"I think if we just stick to our game, carry really hard, the guys in the backline are doing a really good job of cutting them up out wide.

"It's going to go a long way if we can keep the ball in our hands."

A thoroughly entertaining half in Brisbane, and still all to play for!

Wales prop Archie Griffin scored the game's opening try, but Reds hooker Richie Asiata scored his first try to hit back for the hosts.

Wales wings Regan Grace - on his debut - and Rio Dyer scored quickfire tries as Warren Gatland's side restored their lead.

Queensland fly-half James O'Connor had a try disallowed before the Reds had their try a few minutes later, Asiata scoring once again from an almost identical position to his first score.

But with the Reds finishing the first half on top, Mac Grealy's error handed Wales the chance to set up a driving maul from a few metres out and Christ Tshiunza made the hosts pay with a fourth Welsh try.

Still just 10 points in it, and all to play for in the second half.

Wales are back to full strength and they win a penalty at the scrum.

They kick to the corner.

Time for another driving maul methinks!

Reds wing Mac Grealy calls for the mark after a long kick from Sam Costelow.

Grealy spots the Welsh kick-chase is poor and attempts a quick tap-and-go, but instead fumbles the ball forward.

It will be a scrum for Wales inside the Reds 22.

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BBC Sport Wales in Brisbane

Calamitous there from Reds wing Mac Grealy.

He gets under a high ball and calls a mark. Then when attempting a quick tap he knocks the ball on!

Wales get the scrum now in the opposition 22 and will be hoping to make the most of it.

Louis Werchon looks for a 50-22 but over-hits his kick, and instead Wales will have a line-out just inside the Reds' half.