Wales are on the attack in the 22 but first full-back Nel Metcalfe, who is back from injury, needs treatment.

The injury on the left wing came just moments after she had made an excellent break down the right.

She limps off, although with a smile.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on S4C

It's a great finish by Quansah.

Webster goes too high and it's a great finish, like she's done so many times for GB sevens.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on S4C

Disco time for Bryony Cleall on her final game.

I thought she might have played with that hat for the last 18 minutes.

Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

The key challenge for Wales was to continue their momentum going into the second half.

Losing Alex Callender at half-time almost personifies that, so who will then stand up?

Metcalfe has been more vocal, Bryonie King has taken over the captaincy and we are now seeing leaders emerged.

A bad minute for Wales, with successive charge-downs putting them under pressure.

Five-metre scrum to the Baa-Baas as a result of them putting the heat on Kayleigh Powell.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

What we are seeing with the Red Roses at the moment is an iconic team.

What they are trying to do is put in steps that will keep them there, and I suppose a by product of that is other nations benefiting.

A trick play by the Baa-Baas fools nobody but they'll have another penalty as they try to cut the gap... but the chance goes begging from the line-out.

Spain prop Laura Delgado Duenas has just gone off in her last appearance.

Katherine Baverstock and Stella Orin are on for Wales.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Jorja Aiono is always making ground past the tackle.

She is a big personality in the pack, always successful - a Test match animal playing ferociously.

Alisha Joyce is getting treatment so the players will take the second water break, to the sound of 'Hey Jude'.

Barbarians will come back with what looks to be a cunning move from a quick tap, with a return of the old school wall.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

Bryonie King has got a lot of confidence from the Celtic Challenge and this year's Six Nations.

She's really setting her stall out for that number eight jersey.

Good combination by hooker Molly Reardon and prop Maisie Davies to get Wales on the front foot, the latter charging strongly.

It's followed by a penalty and Wales are in the 22 AGAIN.

There was a dust-up after that last phase but Wales go again from a quick tap only for an obstruction penalty to end their spell of pressure.

That is incredibly frustrating.

They really needed to get points in the 'red zone'.

The Baa-Baas miss touch and Wales are right on the attack again.

Another penalty by the posts but they keep playing against strong defence.

Bryonie King - how good has she been? - charges at the line, followed by Sisilia Tuipulotu.

The attack ends without points but Wales will have another crack.

Wales go close again.

Pick and drives on the line. Did lock Branwen Metcalfe squeeze over?

The TMO will have a look.

No try, and even worse it's a penalty against Wales for a double movement.

Frustrating start to the half for Wales, who have missed a couple of chances in the 22 with knock-ons.

Good territory at the start of this half, though. They need to keep plugging away.

A good patient attack in the 22 by Wales and they get a penalty after Seren Lockwood is tackled high.

In a Test they might have gone for the three but they kick for a line-out. Not the best kick but they will try to build.