Pool A result: England 25-28 Wales
G Davies try, Biggar 7 pens & 1 con for Wales
May try, Farrell 5 pens, 1 DG, 1 con for England
Wales lose Scott and Liam Williams, and Amos to injury
Wales fight their way back into the light... George North making inroads down the wing, escaping two players... Wales spin it to the other side... Hallam Amos with a cute grubber into touch... Both sets of fans roused. England with a line-out in the shadow of their tryline.
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These games are so often won with the boot - but that pressure is clearly not weighing on the minds of the two fly-halves tonight.
Both Owen Farrell (the white dots) and Dan Biggar (the black dots) have been 100% from the tee thus far.
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Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageBiggar has kicked exceptionally well. You see this every week with the Ospreys and now he is bringing it to the international scene.
England 22-18 Wales
Billy Vunipola off his feet at the breakdown, which gifts Dan Biggar a chance at goal, it's his most difficult of the evening, but it curls in. Masterful.
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Brilliant work by the Wales forwards, replacement prop Samson Lee the master of the dark arts, earning the put-in at the scrum by holding up an English driving maul. A corner of Twickenham has turned into the Millennium Stadium. A perfect platform in the scrum. Scarlet Lee making a difference at tight-head.
Stuart Lancaster's men in the lead and in control, but Stuart Lancaster has the look of a man who's been told there'll be no vol-au-vents at the post-match buffet. This is a high-octane encounter. Both teams trying to gain territory with the boot but they need to be a bit more accurate.
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageI think this is made for Justin Tipuric. Get him on the field and get some turn-overs.
England 22-15 Wales
Chris Robshaw slow at the breakdown. Wales with another opportunity to nibble at England's lead. Swing Low reverberating around the stadium as Dan Biggar prepares to shoot, but it doesn't put the outside-half off. Five out of five for the Osprey.
Billy Vunipola, often England's wrecking ball, has been a man on a mission in attack tonight.
Wales have often kicked from hand straight to the big number eight - which so far has played right into his hands.
Image source, BBC SportEngland 22-12 Wales
A brilliant take from the high ball from Mike Brown, which allows England to run back at Wales with interest. England with another penalty, Owen Farrell continuing his blemish-free record.
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Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageWales are staying away from the set-piece. They have had the chance to kick out twice but have kept the ball in play. That is their tactical switch at the break.
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThat was a really big statement from Sam Burgess. George North had nowhere to run and looked up, saw Burgess and thought he could run over him. "No you're not, pal," came the reply.
Wales steal possession in the ruck... Liam Williams light-footed spins it to George North... the big winger, though, forcibly ejected into touch by Sam Burgess. The rugby league convert rising to the occasion.
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageEngland's discipline has been poor on the breakdown. They have been fantastic everywhere else. It is just keeping Wales in the game.
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Dan Biggar finds his zen and adds three points with his usual aplomb.