Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary of France v Romania in Pool D of the World Cup from the Olympic Stadium in London. Kick-off is 20:00 GMT.

And that is full-time, France win 38-11 to secure a bonus point to make it two wins out of two.The scoreline may flatter them but they have been clinical.

Kockott converts to make it 38-11 to Les Bleus.

TRY! From a llineout, Fickou shows his pace and goes over for the fifth try for France.

Guitoune goes for his hat-trick but grounds the ball short of the line, replays showed he knocked the ball on.

Vlaicu misses the conversion to leave the score at 31-11.

TRY! Substitute Radoi drives over the line courtesy of a maul past the despairing dive of Kockott to give Romania a deserved try.

Kockott converts to make it 31-6 to secure a bonus point for Les Bleus.

TRY! The returning Fofana bursts through and powers over the line for his 12th try for his country, a brilliant run.

To add salt into the wound, Parra kicks over the conversion to make it 25-6 to the French.

The try is given but the decision is controversial. There appeared to be a double movement from Guitoune when he dived in and then grounded the ball

TRY! Winger Guitoune steamrolls his way through two players to score in the corner. But the TMO is having a look at whether he grounded the ball.

The Irish will not be quaking in their boots at this stuttering French display. If it wasnt for that yellow card, Saint-Andre's side would have a lot more questions to answer.

In the metres made stats, Les Bleus have 305 compared to 144 for the Oaks.

Kinikinilau with an important block from a French kick forward, the Oaks will earn a lot of plaudits for their defending which has often frustrated their opponents.

France have a promising attack down the left but the pass to Dulin is forward and they are penalised, that sums up their display so far in this second half.

A reminder of France's first try from Guitoune. There's been no points in the second period so far, Saint-Andre's side still have an 11 point lead.

That's more like it from the French with Fickou and Debaty powering forward and mounting an attack.