Ross Moriarty and James Davies will start for Wales against Fiji as the only two changes from the side that beat Australia in Tokyo.
Wales have enjoyed a long break since that victory over the Wallabies, and can clinch a place in the quarter-finals with a win in Oita on Wednesday.
Moriarty has come off the bench in both games so far, while Davies will be making his first appearance of the World Cup. Josh Navidi is the one member of the back row to keep his place, shifting to blindside flanker.
Alun Wyn Jones will captain the team once more alongside Jake Ball, with the same front row of Wyn Jones, Ken Owens and Tomas Francis getting the nod once again.
Dan Biggar is fit to take his place after going off in the first half against Australia, starting alongside Gareth Davies in the half-backs.
Hadleigh Parkes and Jonathan Davies continue their centre partnership, with George North, Josh Adams and Liam Williams starting in the back three.
On the bench Adam Beard is still not ready to feature, but Rhys Carré gets his first taste of World Cup action after being named among the replacements.
Here is the first look at our team for #WALvFIJ Dau newid i’r XV cychwynnol am y gêm yn #RWCOita
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— Welsh Rugby Union 🏉 (@WelshRugbyUnion) October 7, 2019
Wales team to face Fiji:
15. Liam Williams (Saracens)
14. George North (Ospreys)
13. Jonathan Davies (Scarlets)
12. Hadleigh Parkes (Scarlets)
11. Josh Adams (Cardiff Blues)
10. Dan Biggar (Northampton Saints)
9. Gareth Davies (Scarlets)
1. Wyn Jones (Scarlets)
2. Ken Owens (Scarlets)
3. Tomas Francis (Exeter Chiefs)
4. Jake Ball (Scarlets)
5. Alun Wyn Jones (Ospreys) (c)
6. Josh Navidi (Cardiff Blues)
7. James Davies (Scarlets)
8. Ross Moriarty (Dragons)
Replacements:
16. Elliot Dee (Dragons)
17. Rhys Carre (Saracens)
18. Dillon Lewis (Cardiff Blues)
19. Aaron Shingler (Scarlets)
20. Aaron Wainwright (Dragons)
21. Tomos Williams (Cardiff Blues)
22. Rhys Patchell (Scarlets)
23. Owen Watkin (Ospreys)
