Wales' line-out struggled despite the extra options at the tail

The Wales coach was concerned about the organisational side of Wales' play, particularly the wayward line-outs.

"The set piece wasn't great," said Hansen, "It's about getting used to each other, new jumpers and throwers.

"It wasn't top drawer, but we're happy with the win. We only had five days preparation.

"The boys will have gained confidence and will look to improve against Fiji.

"We are heading towards the World Cup and we picked the squad with that in mind.

"We are seeing what player base we have got and looking at various combinations."