Wales in their alternate black strip

KO minutes away now as the anthems finish

Great passion on show for the Welsh anthem

These sides have met 10 times, with Wales winning 8 and Fiji winning once, with a draw back in 2010

I think Wales have a good chance

Both sides out on the field, anthems up next.

Fiji have their own issues, with giant wing Nemani Nadolo suspended and Bath scrum-half Niko Matawalu injured. Having picked up no points thus far, 3rd place qualification appears a significant challenge.

Missing Leigh Halfpenny, Jonathan Davies and Rhys Webb pre-tournament, the tally of injured Welsh players has continued to climb. Gatland has lost centres Scott Williams and Cory Allen and wing Hallam Amos so far this tournament, and full-back Liam Williams is ruled out of this fixture with concussion - that's three changes from Saturday night's side. Tyler Morgan and the exciting youngster Matthew Morgan are called up in to cover the squad and start tonight

Despite the difference in rankings and World Cup form, the Fijians have garnered increasing respect and trepidation among top tier teams. The Welsh will well remember the monumental 38-34 Fijian victory in this WC fixture, 8 years ago. The teams also met as recently as November 2014, when Wales struggled to a 17-13 win. John McKee's well drilled and ambitious Fijian outfit are not to be scoffed at.

Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of Wales vs Fiji. This fixture features two sides with contrasting World Cup ambitions. The Welsh enter the game off the back of Saturday night's heroics against hosts, England, and with their sights firmly fixed on a quarter final spot. The Fijians however travel to the Millennium Stadium with two losses, and ambitions of finishing in third place to secure 2019 qualification.