Another poor restart by Biggar and England come again. Itoje with another line-out steal, he's giving Alun Wyn Jones a run for his money today. Cuthbert with some twinkle-toes but Wales muff their lines again, England scrum. Finally, we get a scrum that works...

Image source, Reuters

The Welsh scrum done for wheeling again. that's becoming a problem for the visitors. Itoje with another clean take at the line-out and now Lydiate is penalised for not releasing. I think it's fair to say it's been a torrid opening quarter for Warren Gatland's team, Farrell increases England's lead by three...

Sarah Wandsworth: Tense drive from the Alps to Geneva - Welsh fan driving and England fan reading out the updates..!  

Kritt Normsaskul: England, whisper it quietly, are doing quite well

Peter Hall: I think a good bit of mythical history applies today... St George slayed the dragon!

Image source, AP

Biggar with a great offload and here's North on the burst. Great cover tackle by Ford. Wales with their first attacks of the game but it comes to nought as Baldwin coughs it up. Wasn't a great pass by Roberts, to be fair.

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

"You have take the three points there and build the score. There's a long, long way to go yet."

Welcome aboard, David. 

Image source, Opta

England have been dominating the territory and possession.

Is a six-point lead a little light on what the home side should have taken from this period of dominance?

Image source, AFP

England get the shove on at scrum time and Wales are penalised for not pushing straight. Two disallowed tries for England but they're giving Wales the runaround at the moment, Farrell pops over the three-pointer from bang in front.

Image source, Rex Features

That's no try, Gareth Davies with some magnificent defensive work, getting his arm under the ball. Bit naughty from Marler amid that melee, forearm into the face of Rob Evans.

Dan Cole gave away the first penalty of the match for England.

Line-out drive from England, most facets of their game working well at the moment. Robshaw has a dart, comes up short. Here's Dan Cole, looking like he's got the ball down. Referee Joubert suggests it has been held up, it goes upstairs...

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Radio 5 live

"I've been very impressed by Ben Youngs. He's varying his play - giving it early with a flat ball, but when that option is not on he gets to the first defender and that creates the overlap."

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

Image source, AP

"The referee has joined in with the attitude of both sides - they all want to play and it's fast and frenetic.

"England keep going down the short side and are making big, big yardage because Wales can't get to the ball."

England get a rumble on, they are all over Wales at the moment. But that's a Wales scrum, Alun Wyn Jones, who had just given away a penalty, disrupting the drive. England penalised for hitting too early, missed touch and here comes Brown...

Image source, Reuters

Liam Williams with a brave take, Ford knocks on after a Jonathan Davies grubber, Ben Youngs clears after an advantage. Alun Wyn Jones takes cleanly this time, and here's Mike Brown under a high one. Ford finds space, doesn't see Watson outside him... Watson gets the ball, shrugs off a couple of challenges... all England at the moment, playing with real brio. But England win the penalty for not rolling away... 

Image source, Getty Images

England pinged for not binding at the scrum and Wales clear their lines. Dan Cole, not for the first time. England steal the line-out, 21-year-old Maro Itoje the man doing the damage. Gareth Davies clears, and that's a fine kick, easing the pressure.

Players missing out on today's massive Six Nations showdown have been tweeting their support:

Image source, Getty Images

It is decided that Youngs actually knocked it on with an elbow, a little short of the line. Looked like the correct decision.