Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

"The Welsh players are not happy in the slightest about that knock-on. They're saying an English hand from Jack Nowell went in and put it forward."

Former England captain Lewis Moody is impressed by England's back three.

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England going from behind their own line but Ford makes the wrong decision and is clattered by Roberts. Maybe that was the time to stick the boot on it, as romantic as I am. Roberts on the burst now, Jonathan Davies with a half-break and ramrod hand-off, but the ball squirts out of his grasp.  

Wales have given the scoreline a more even look since half-time and the territory and possession stats are following suit.

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We've got Warburton on the canvas receiving treatment now, he got kneed in the head by one of his own players. Warburton looked to be out cold, off he goes on a stretcher, although he gives us the old thumbs up to let us know he's OK. Alun Wyn Jones will assume the captaincy.

Great snaffle by Nowell after a kick through by Biggar, Watson salmon-like under the high ball again. England look to plunder down the right wing, nice interchange between Robshaw, Hartley and Nowell, who is eventually hauled into touch. Biggar on the deck, we've got some foul play to investigate... Haskell penalised for a neck roll.

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Radio 5 live

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"You could see Dan Biggar sprinting up. George Ford just has to feint it and give a dummy kick."

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

"A poor all-round decision. England called a throw to the front on the line-out and it was a 30m pass to George Ford. If you're the defender you're thinking 'I'm going to race out and make life difficult'."

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Gareth Davies on the dart, Biggar gets triple-teamed, Itoje applying the blow that fells the tree. Another Wales penalty, England not driving straight in the scrum, another scrum...

Wales on the attack now, cute work down the blind-side, Vunipola absolutely marmalises Roberts, which is a bit like trying to marmalise granite. Wales penalty, they opt for the scrum bang in front. 

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Matt: 20 missed tackles so far. Imagine when Manu gets on, I'm predicting carnage in midfield.

Liam Owen: We've defended hard but have forgotten what do with the ball when we've got it. Flat footed. Get 'em going Warren!

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

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"I don't know what Wales' leaders on the pitch say. At the moment they haven't fired any shots. They have to keep hold of the ball and go through the pace of the game."

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Nowell, now, carves out some space in the Wales 22, the visitors don't know whether they're Essex or Kent in defence. Biggar with a ballsy cross-kick in his own 22 but North collects and is brought down. Haskell forces the penalty, Wales caught napping at the breakdown. Farrell dissects the posts from out right, Eddie Jones is being given a magic carpet ride. For opposite number Gatland, it's a car wreck.

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The second half is under way and here comes Brown again, wriggling through one tackle and making 20 or 30 yards. England pick up where they left off, that was Wales' 20th missed tackle, Warren Gatland will be absolutely spewing.

Saracens are preparing for their ground-breaking Premiership game with London Irish in New York, but they're still keeping an eye on their boy Maro Itoje...

Skinning defenders, thumping tackles, pure breakdown banditry - Maro Itoje is a man for all seasons and many future seasons as well. 

The 21-year-old has been immense.

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Radio 5 live

"I’m not sure if I’ll come back for the second half. l just hope Wales come back. They're lacking creativity and pace when they go into contact. At the moment they have to really lift it by at least 30%."