Wales carry hard off the line-out with the forwards battering at the line... only for flanker Alex Mann to knock on.

Both sides being a little wasteful in the 22.

Loads of opportunities but just two tries.

Wales' scrum is going terrifically, with Rhys Carre having a great time.

The backs play off penalty advantage and Dan Edwards is absolutely clattered by Semi Radradra.

The Ospreys fly-half dusts himself down and kicks to the 22.

That is just ridiculous by Salesi Rayasi.

Joe Hawkins booms a kick into the 22 but the Bordeaux-Begles full-back escapes, weaving through tackles.

He really should have found a team-mate on the counter-attack but his pass is poor and goes forward and to ground close to halfway.

Another escape for Wales, who somehow are just two points down.

ANOTHER escape for Wales, who are hanging on at the moment.

More offloads and Fiji are back into the 22 and within sight of the line.

Aaron Wainwright gets over the ball to win a penalty but Wales cannot keep getting away with this.

New Wales defence coach Peter Murchie has been given a tough first Test assignment against the Fijians.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

I thought Wales had learnt their lessons from the Six Nations.

We are not quite good enough to keep the ball on halfway, we lose it and they are away.

We are getting dragged in to an open game with Fiji and Wales have to be tidier or this game will run away from them.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Some seriously electric hands from the Fijians here, and not just restricted to the backs.

The crowd are absolutely loving it.

Whether you're cheering for Fiji, Wales or neutral, everyone is enjoying this.

It very much a game of guess where the next offload will be going but every player in white and black seems to know where it will be and they are passing it like a hot potato.

Fiji hammer away at the line after a quick tap and tight-head prop Tim Hoyt reaches for the line with a second effort only to knock on.

Great defensive stand by Wales, who complete the exit with a superb Blair Murray clearance from the following scrum.

Fiji's line-out is poor but they gather the loose ball and test the Welsh defence.

A big hit by Mann but some wonderful handling - and a pass between the legs - puts Selestino Ravutamada over down the right.

A flying finish by the Racing 92 winger... but it goes to the TMO and there was just separation of the ball under pressure from Blair Murray.

Knock on but Fiji will still have a chance from a penalty.

Alex Mann is back on for Wales but they are guilty of playing too much just outside their 22.

Fiji get over the ball to win a penalty that is kicked towards the corner.

Wales starting to get number eight Aaron Wainwright, man of the match in the last two games, involved but Fiji are a menace at the breakdown.

Turnover ball is worked into the Wales half but a pass eludes Semi Radradra.

Fiji centre Josua Tuisova is in the thick of everything and Selestino Ravutamada is racking up the metres.

Scott Williams
Wales centre on BBC Radio Cymru

This is Wales' best period with the ball so far.

They are moving the ball well and moving that point of contact, I hope we can see more of that.

Scott Baldwin
Former Welsh & Ospreys hooker on BBC Radio Wales

We know what Wales' strength is after seeing these last two set pieces and we have got to keep that game going.

No joy for Wales from a line-out drive and then Rees-Zammit is bundled into touch but they will have another crack courtesy of a wonky Fiji throw.

Early test of a Wales scrum and of tight-head Dillon Lewis, winning his first cap in two years.

Big tick for the Dragons man and the pack - penalty Wales and they kick to the corner.

A first chance for Wales with a loose ball booted on but Fiji scramble as Louis Rees-Zammit chases.

Line-out to Wales on the 22 and another attacking chance.

A blow for Wales after that try with blind-side flanker Alex Mann off for an HIA.

Early introduction for James Botham.

Sioned Harries
Former Wales captain on BBC One Wales

Fiji are so good to watch, that try just shows everything that they are about.

You can't give open space to this Fiji team, let's just hope they tire before the end.

That wasn't in Wales' plan.

Fiji straight on the attack from the kick-off with a break down the left, but the ball just eludes captain Tevita Ikanivere.

Referee Eoghan Cross blows his whistle and Wales fly-half Dan Edwards gets us under way.

Wales are attacking the Canton End of Cardiff City Stadium.