Sean Lynn rings the changes.

On come Donna Rose, Bryonie King and Seren Lockwood.

Can they make an impact off the bench?

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Fiji are so dangerous, running all the way from their own try-line.

They play to their strengths.

Wales have to tackle the legs and not go high.

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No! Or not on this phase of play at least.

Another knock on from Fiji gifts Wales a scrum.

Ioan Cunningham will rue the handing errors if Fiji let their lead slip.

Arguably the biggest cheer of the day from Fiji, as they win a penalty at the resulting scrum in the Welsh 22.

Can they capitalise?

Fiji have now made nine handling errors in this contest, more than double the amount Wales have made.

As the cliché goes, though, the only stat that matters is the score-line, and that is still firmly in Fiji's favour.

For the third time in this game, Fiji have knocked the ball on when in the Welsh 22 and looking destined to score.

This time captain Alferda Fisher is the guilty party.

Once again a let off for Wales.

We asked you at half-time who would go on to win this game, and you were very much backing Fiji.

The next 20 minutes will determine whether you were right or wrong!

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Georgia Evans is off for a head injury assessment, as Fiji are penalised for side entry.

The penalty count is creeping up for those in light blue shirts.

Wales will be looking to the referee if this continues.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

The way he's (TMO) said that, he's made the decision for the referee on the pitch.

That's not what the TMO is for. That looks like the wrong decision.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

To be fair, it did look as if there was some separation, but it's a really tight call.

Fiji's smiles do not last long, as a high tackle gives Wales a penalty straight away.

Once against Lleucu George kicks to the corner.

The way Wales have been kicking for the posts today you cannot question the decision.

A moment Carys Cox will not want to see again, as she has let the ball slip through her hands as she attempts to ground the ball.

Fiji have their two-score lead back.

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Hold on.

The TMO wants to check something.

The momentum is still with Wales despite the errors.

Fiji are penalised this time for offside and Lleucu George's kick to the corner is perfect.

It will be a five-metre line-out for Wales.

Only England (33) and South Africa (27) have made more dominant tackles than Fiji (23) at this World Cup.

Fiji look to spring another break down the left wing, but Kolora Lomani is pushed into touch.

Wales will have the line-out on half way.

More frustration for Wales, as Maisie Davies knocks the ball on in contact with Wales in a really promising attacking position.

Sean Lynn looks a frustrated man at the moment.

Just to reiterate Rachel Taylor's point, the only difference between the two sides on the scoreboard is conversions.

Wales have missed all four of theirs, while Fiji have been perfect.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

Sometimes it's just not your day off the tee, you might look somewhere else and see if Lleucu George is able to kick.

Sometimes if just doesn't sit right for you, and Wales might look to make that change.