FULL TIME! 32-26. Wales hold on for the most dramatic win of the tournament thus far. What a game! Fiji were poor in the second half but scored twice, and should have scored three times in the final 10 minutes. Superb game that.

What a finish. Fiji play from their own 22 to within 5m of the Welsh line. Huge overlap, long pass, Radradra just needs to collect and run it in. But the pass bounces and he knocks it on. What a finish, Wales hold on, but what an absolute delight. Fiji woke up slightly too late.

Fiji have a lineout inside Wales half. 30 seconds to play.

TRY! FIJI! 32-26. Fiji are over and this time there is no doubt. We are in for a great finish.

Another penalty and Carley gives Wales another warning. That should be another yellow.

No try. Massive boos around the stadium as Carley calls it as a double movement. Fiji still have a penalty, they can still make this a tight finish.

Fiji have woken up! They are over but we are going to the TMO to see if it grounded.

CONVERSION! FIJI! 32-21. Simple conversion and its an 11 point game.

TRY! FIJI! TUISOVA! 32-19. The big man has far too much power as he drives over. Another try will earn Fiji two bonus points for losing by less than seven and four tries.

Fiji have another penalty in the Welsh 22. They just haven't been able to make these opportunities count.

Domachowski is also in the bin. 14 on 14.

Wales and in particular Biggar has been superb in this second half. They have certainly been aided by a very poor Fijian performance in the last 30 minutes.

CONVERSION! BIGGAR! 32-14. Another conversion from touch.

TRY! WALES! DEE! 30-14. The maul is too good this time and that should be the game.

Tagitagivalu is sent to the bin.

Again Fiji get a line break and knock the ball on. Biggar gathers and smashes the ball forward, it rolls out inside Fiji's 22. Wales lineout.

We are having a water break now. Fiji have really chucked away a good opportunity there, that could really have swung momentum.

Oh no, for the second time in the game Fiji knock-on over the line. Wales get the goal-line drop out.

Wales on a warning now. Next infringement in the red zone will be yellow.

Fiji have a scrum five meters out. They are camping here now, one feels they have to make it count now.

Penalty to Fiji just outside the Welsh 22. They need to get some momentum, could this be their chance.

Fiji get a penalty on their own 22 for side entry. They need to get into this second half, and if they do, this could turn very quickly against Wales.

Biggar is in full control of this game. His boot is singing at the moment. Fiji have another lineout deep inside their own 22.

Wales have been brilliant in this second half. It isn't all pretty but they are keeping Fiji pinned in their half.

Fiji get pinged again. Wales have their tails up now and Fiji are throwing their chances in this game away very fast.

Fiji have been poor in the opening 10 minutes of the half. They are making far too many errors and now Wales have some breathing space.

CONVERSION! BIGGAR! 25-14. Biggar sorts out his radar and nails this from the touchline.

TRY! WALES! REES-ZAMMIT! 23-14. Superb cross-kick by Morgan to send Zammit over in the corner.

Massive penalty won by Fiji on their own 5m line.

Sloppy start to the half from Fiji. They knock it on just inside their own half. Wales will enjoy this, they are more than happy to move from set piece to set piece.

Biggar misses the kick. That he will normally convert in his sleep.

Early penalty to Wales. Biggar will kick at goal from the 15m line.

KICK OFF! 18-14. Biggar gets the second half underway. Will it be as exciting as the first? Cracking match to this point.

HALF TIME! 18-14. Fiji can't make it count at the end and Wales have the lead at the break. We have had a bit of everything in that game, Fiji have largely dominated, but some errors have cost them points. Wales need to keep going to the trenches, that is where they will win this game. While Fiji have matched them at set piece and given themselves a solid attacking platform.

Fiji get another penalty and set the lineout up inside the Welsh 22.

Brilliant maul defence by Fiji and they win the scrum just inside Wales half. Another good attacking opportunity for them.

Horrible discipline by Fiji! They are under penalty advantage inside the Welsh 22. They then lose the ball and commit a high tackle. Penalty goes to Wales.

No try! Lost control of the ball.

We are going up to the TMO. On field call is a try to Fiji.

Penalty to Fiji inside the Welsh 22. Can they hit back?

CONVERSION! BIGGAR! 18-14. It does not get easier for the Welsh 10.

TRY! WALES! NORTH! 16-14. North goes in under the posts. After a few phases, Wales goes a bit wider and North runs a great line off Biggar to go in under the posts.

Another penalty to Wales and they elect to go to tough. Lineout 5m out. They are taking Fiji to the trenches, exactly what they need to do.

Much better from Wales as they find more space around the fringes and Fiji give away easy meters. There is also a no-arms tackle which gives Wales a penalty.

PENALTY! WALES! BIGGAR! 11-14. Biggar reduces the gap to just three points.

Fiji pinged for being offside just inside their own half. Biggar will kick for goal, 48 meters, straight in front.

Gatland will be desperate to get some messages down to his team. They have to be more dynamic on defence and keep the game a lot tighter. They can't outrun the Fijians.

Knock on by Fiji on Wales' 22m. The scrum will take place after the water break. What an opening 20 minutes this has been.

Wales not releasing on the Fiji 10m line. Tela puts it out deep inside Wales half. Here we go again, Wales need to have a far tighter defnece.

CONVERSION! LOMANI! 8-14. Lomani makes no mistake with the conversion, they have turned around the 8-0 deficit in no time.

TRY! FIJI! TAGITAGIVALU! 8-12. What a try! Straight from the scrum, Wales defence is far too passive against the dynamic Fijian runners. That was magnificent, pace, power, finesse and superb offload.

From the kick off Lomani sends the ball high and Williams knocks it on. Another good attacking scrum for Fiji, albeit in their own half.

CONVERSION! LOMANI! 8-7. The scrumhalf takes over the kicking duties from Tela and nails it. One-point game.

TRY! FIJI! NAYACALEVU. 8-5. Just as say that, the captain bursts through the tackle and runs in a simple try.

Exciting game thus far from both sides. Fiji just need to tighten up on the basics, they are making good meters in contact but little errors are costing them.

Tela misses a fairly simple kick at goal. This could be a problem for them.

Fiji looking good with ball in hand, making easy meters on all their carries. But Wales showing enough patience on defence. Still, Fiji get the penalty.

Biggar sends his conversion attempt across the face of the posts.

TRY! WALES! ADAMS! 8-0. That was brilliant by Wales. North breaks the line from the lineout, under advantage Wales go wide and Adams dots down in the corner.

Fiji get their maul going but eventually have to break away. They try to keep it close but are pinged for sealing off.

Penalty now to Fiji on the halfway line. Their first go with ball in hand wins gets them the gains. Lineout set up deep inside the Welsh 22.

PENALTY! WALES! BIGGAR! 3-0. Biggar makes no mistake with a lovely strike of the ball.

Early penalty to Wales. Biggar will kick at goal from about 42 meters out on a slight angle.

KICK OFF! 0-0. The whistle goes and we're off! Tela sends it high into the night sky, Wales collect and set up a maul.

National anthems are done. Fiji will now do their haka before the big kick off.

The teams are about to walk out for the national anthems. Massive game expected in front a packed house.

Join us at 21:00 SAST for all the action of this huge Rugby World Cup Pool C clash.

That's not to say Fiji have a poor set piece, they are actually vastly improved. Much of that comes down to the continuity they have managed to build. However, over 80 minutes, they will have to get parity at set piece, manage the breakdowns and their discipline, and then try to take the Welsh defenders on man-for-man.

The extreme heat in France has made the ball very slippery with plenty of sweat. But Fiji only know how to play one way, and if they try to match Wales by moving from set piece to set piece, they will struggle to get close.

Gatland has certainly started getting a tune out of Wales after a poor Six Nations campaign. And going by how the games have gone to date, his more conservative style may just be the difference in this game.

Fiji starting lineup: 15. Ilaisa Droasese, 14. Selestino Ravutaumada, 13. Waisea Nayacalevu (c), 12. Semi Radradra, 11. Vinaya Habosi, 10. Teti Tela, 9. Frank Lomani, 8. Viliame Mata, 7. Lekima Tagitagivalu, 6. Albert Tuisue, 5. Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, 4. Isoa Nasilasila, 3. Luke Tagi, 2. Samuel Matavesi, 1. Eroni Mawi Replacements: 16. Tevita Ikanivere, 17. Peni Ravai, 18. Mesake Doge, 19. Temo Mayanavanua, 20. Levani Botia, 21. Simione Kuruvoli, 22. Josua Tuisova, 23. Sireli Maqala

Wales starting lineup: 15. Liam Williams, 14. Louis Rees Zammit, 13. George North, 12. Nick Tompkins, 11. Josh Adams, 10. Dan Biggar, 9. Gareth Davies, 8. Taulupe Faletau, 7. Jac Morgan (c), 6. Aaron Wainwright, 5. Adam Beard, 4. Will Rowlands, 3. Tomas Francis, 2. Ryan Elias, 1. Gareth Thomas Replacements: 16. Elliot Dee, 17. Corey Domachowski, 18. Dillon Lewis, 19. Dafydd Jenkins, 20. Tommy Reffell, 21. Tomos Williams, 22. Sam Costelow, 23. Rio Dyer

The big news leading up to this game was the injury to Fiji flyhalf, Caleb Muntz. He will certainly be a massive miss considering how important he has been to the Fijian side this year.

History shouldn't play too much of a role tonight. Fiji are in very strong form while Wales have struggled over the last two seasons. Fiji have won five of their last six games, while Wales lost their last two warm-up games.

Wales have won 11 of their 13 matches against Fiji, however, Fiji did beat Wales in the 2007 Rugby World Cup pool stage. That was the year Fiji reached the quarter-final, their best performance yet.

The match will kick off at 21:00 SAST (19:00 GMT, 20:00 BST).

Hello and welcome to the final match of the opening weekend of the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. It promises to be an absolute humdinger and the hungry Fijians take on Warren Gatland's Wales at the Stade Matmut-Atlantique.