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North once again down the left flank but Tuilagi tracks him and takes him down. England with the line-out and they manage to hang on to it. Care gets his hands on the ball, reels away and thumps the ball into the stands. Great game of rugby, the best of the championship so far by some distance. 

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Maro Itoje is named man of the match. Fine kick by Priestland, Wales in England territory again... Owens with the through to the back, it runs loose, Francis falls on it...

An update from the Wales dressing room on captain Sam Warburton who was forced off after a collision earlier on:

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Itoje is having a monumental game, this time he's all over Gareth Davies at the back of the scrum but gets pinged for not rolling away. Wales in the corner now, England give up another penalty, Dan Cole is sent to the bin for collapsing, might as well head to the changing room and start filling the bath.  

The TMO is having a look at some potential foul play, looks like Tom Francis has a swipe at Cole's eyes. This could be a red card, big reaction from the Twickenham faithful...

Wales captain Sam Warburton was taken off on a stretcher after taking an accidental knee to the head from a team-mate, but gave a thumbs up to the crowd as he was wheeled away.

Christopher Worrall: Surely this is the best England performance since beating New Zealand in 2012?

Matthew Mansfield: Itoje is having an absolute stormer today

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Radio 5 live

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"I find it staggering that Wales go the same way every time - straight into the tackle. The defence just read it and pick the runners up. It's so easy to defend."

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

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"What a difference Owen Farrell makes for England. If you can guarantee 14, 15, 16 points a game you are so pivotal in these games."

Farrell with a good tackle on Charteris, Kruis gets over the ball and it's another chance for Farrell off the tee. Through it goes, I think we can safely say that England have just donned the Triple Crown.

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England penalty, it's Tuilagi with his first carry and Luke Charteris has bent his finger attempting to get to grips with his armoured body. That was almost bent at a right-angle, nasty stuff, although I'm sure they'll just pop it back in. More importantly, that burst from Tuilagi led to a penalty, which Farrell converted. 

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at Twickenham

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"England losing control, losing their patterns. So on comes Tuilagi - Ford off, Farrell to 10, storm-hatches battened down..."

Harem-scarem stuff, which finishes with Cuthbert being dragged into touch. And here is the return of Manu Tuilagi, Ford off, Farrelll to 10. The Leicester man hasn't played for England since the summer of 2014. 

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George McAllister: England need to up their game. In danger of throwing away their current lead.

Jonny Duchezeau: The Welsh were right, Ford is the weak link.

Fly-half Dan Biggar has been taking responsibility as Wales begin to open up and chase the game.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Manu Tuilagi is warming up and hitting a couple of bags. The guy who is holding them does not look too keen to be honest."

England scored the first try of the game, through winger Anthony Watson - click play to watch it below.

A much more even contest in the second half, as exemplified by this scrum, which goes nowhere. They go again and this time Vunipola attempts to dribble it up the pitch from number eight, it all goes a bit awry, but England win the penalty. Ford clears his lines...