Wales lost a record-equaling 10th straight rugby test when it was defeated at home for the first time by Fiji 24-19 on Sunday. Fiji overcame a 14-3 deficit and red and yellow cards to beat Wales in Cardiff for the first time in nine attempts dating to 1985.

None of them have ever beaten Wales. Fiji’s only win was the famous 2007 World Cup victory. Fiji almost pulled off another World Cup stunner last year in Bordeaux but Semi Radradra dropped the pass with the try-line open. Radradra is back on the wing.

Warren Gatland's Wales equal the country's record losing international streak of 10 successive Test defeats after Fiji triumph in Cardiff.

Caleb Muntz scored 19 points as hard-hitting Fiji extended Wales' losing streak to a record-equalling 10 matches with a historic 24-19 victory in Cardiff on Sunday.