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Wales started like a train against England and came a cropper thanks to a sluggish second half.
They are putting plenty of points in the bank while they are hot this afternoon.
Summary
England 25-13 Scotland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Wales 23-16 Ireland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Defeat means no Grand Slam for Ireland
Wales, Ireland & England can all win title next weekend
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Image source, Getty ImagesWales' Samson Lee will not play any further part in this match. The prop is getting oxygen on the pitch after a serious looking leg injury.
Skipper Sam Warburton calls his troops, including Lee's replacement Aaron Jarvis, in for a pep talk.
Play will restart with a Wales penalty 30-odd metres out. Leigh Halfpenny will take a pop at goal. And you would not bet against him...
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BBC Radio 5 liveRob Jones, Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live: "Everything they have done so far has been perfection and Wales have not missed a tackle and when they have the ball they have pressurised Ireland."
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Phillip Matthews
Former Ireland captain on BBC One"Warren Gatland will be delighted. Ireland are having what they have done to other teams done to them - especially on the kick offs and in the aerial battle. Wales are dominating both."
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Ireland are rattled. Johnny Sexton muffs his kick-off, clearing the touchline on the full to mocking cheers from the crowd.
That part of the game has been one of Ireland's best under Joe Schmidt.
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Image source, ReutersLeigh Halfpenny is hitting the back fence at the driving range today.
A boomer of a kick from bang on halfway has more than enough distance, clearing the crossbar with plenty to spare.
Jonathan Davies is already talking about points difference for next weekend...
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One"Wales have to take the opportunities if they are on out wide. Ireland defend narrow at times - Wales must take the chance if it is on."
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Leigh Halfpenny is showing his full repertoire. After the pin-point place kicking and a sky-scraping claim in an aerial contest with Conor Murray, he claims a mark with an astonishing diving take, just inches off the deck.
What a player.
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Phillip Matthews
Former Ireland captain on BBC One"It's all coming from the tactical kicking by Wales, Ireland just can't deal with it at the moment. These are probably the two best kick-chase teams in the championship, so there isn't going to be an advantage for Ireland as they have had in other games."
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Image source, ReutersWith his side under heavy pressure, Ireland blind-side flanker Peter O'Mahony tries to be a hero, nibbling for the ball after chopping down his man in the tackle.
Wayne Barnes pings him right in front and Leigh Halfpenny could kick that one in his carpet slippers.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThere is a bit of ambition about Wales this afternoon. Twice it goes wide, Liam Williams is pinned the first time, but Jonathan Davies shoves off a tackler and strides on to the Ireland 22.
The crowd are demanding points. Five preferably.
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Phillip Matthews
Former Ireland captain on BBC One"Warren Gatland has clearly looked at the Ireland-England game. England kicked long and kept giving Ireland the ball, whereas Dan Biggar kicked short, Wales got the ball back and got the penalty."
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One"We all knew how crucial the ruck area was going to be - they just can't be isolated. Wales are trying to move the disciplined Irish defence around."
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Off comes the scrum cap, up go the flags.
In between is one of the most reliable kicking actions in the game.
First blood to the hosts.
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Image source, PAWales are getting the heavy artillery rumbling.
First Taulupe Faletau and then James Roberts go barrelling into contact. Ireland thrown hefty defence in the way, but they have not rolled clear.
A very kickable penalty for Leigh Halfpenny...
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Former England scrum-half Matt Dawson on Twitter:, external "Wales! Wales! Wales! #landofourfatherstoday
Former England scrum-half Kyran Bracken on Twitter:, external "At Twickenham....come on Wales beat Ireland for us!!"
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Wayne Barnes of England is in charge. He cheekily asks Dan Biggar which way he is going to kick off.
Plum down the centre must have been the answer. And Wales regain possession....
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BBC Sport's Ben Dirs on Twitter:, external The WRFU haven't exactly reined in the pre-match hype, it's as if we're about to witness an apocalyptic clash between good and evil
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Keith Wood
Former Ireland hooker on BBC One
Image source, Reuters"I think it will be incredibly tight but I think Ireland will take their game to a new level and will win."
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Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC One"I just can't see Wales losing two games at home in the Six Nations, so I'm going for them to win by three."