Summary

  • Final score: England 27-13 Wales

  • Burrell, Watson, Youngs, Clifford, Yarde tries; Ford con

  • Evans try; Biggar con & 2 pens for Wales

  • Third meeting between the sides this season

  • Watch highlights at 19:00 BST on BBC Two

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Live Reporting

Chris Osborne

  1. England 27-13 Wales

    Here's something I found out today.

    Marland Yarde's dad is called Scotland.

    Scotland Yarde.

    Not a word of a lie. Tremendous stuff.

    Marland Yarde of EnglandReuters

  2. England 27-13 Wales

    Liam Williams wants to get Wales moving and he makes a dart down the open side, but Anthony Watson is with him and forces him out of play.

  3. England 27-13 Wales

    Now Elliot Daly is on - a spark plug of a player.

    All these changes have disrupted the rhythm of the game.

  4. England 27-13 Wales

    Kristian Dacey tries to do something about that and goes barreling into the England line. He fails to find support though.

    Matt Mullan coming off for England. Ellis Genge is on for his international debut.

    Rhys Webb has to limp off for Wales - looks like cramp - Lloyd Williams on.

  5. England 27-13 Wales

    And that's Courtney Lawes' last contribution, as he is replaced by Dave Attwood.

    Samson Lee makes way for Rhodri Jones for Wales.

    England have dominated this half - I'm struggling to remember a time Wales have ventured into the England 22.

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    Daniel Harvey: to small man peaky. Slade was terrible yesterday [for Exeter]. Farrell calm and assured. Cipriani should be playing 10 today. As everyone knows

  7. try

    Try (Marland Yarde, missed con George Ford)

    England 27-13 Wales

    Courtney Lawes has just made Jamie Roberts look like a chihuahua. 

    Roberts, who is a tank, is just handed off by the England lock like he's not even there. And then Lawes slips in Marland Yarde down the wing and he has the time to loop back round and touch down near the posts.

    Easy conversion for George Ford - oh wait. He's missed it. Again. Hits the post. Terrible.

    Englands Marland YardeReuters

  8. England 22-13 Wales

    The game is opening up like a bag of sweeties on a school bus.

    Jamie Roberts thunders into the England back line, but Rhys Priestland coughs it up,

    England hit back, but Wales regain possession and rebuild - despite surviving a chargedown scare.

    Mike Brown of EnglandReuters

  9. England 22-13 Wales

    Gethin Jenkins comes on too for Wales - just the 124th cap for the Cardiff Blues man.

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    Ian Bradley: Commentators debating knock on over replays for the Clifford try so not an obvious mistake, Welsh dissent disgraceful

  11. England 22-13 Wales

    Changes.

    Danny Care on for Ben Youngs for England.

    Wales bring on Rhys Priestland, Gareth Anscombe and Kristian Dacey.

  12. England 22-13 Wales

    It's zippy from England as they chuck it across the pitch, but they put hands in the ruck and allow Wales to catch their breath.

  13. England 22-13 Wales

    It's worked well but England concede a penalty. Dan Biggar fails to find touch and Marland Yarde is on his bike, chasing a George Ford kick. George North concedes the line-out.

  14. England 22-13 Wales

    Anyway. Back to the game. Scrum to England on the halfway line.

  15. England 22-13 Wales

    The reason it's so tricky to tell if Dan Cole has knocked on is because it immediately comes off the midriff of Ross Moriarty.

    If I was pushed, I'd say... knock on.

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    Small Man Peaky: Ford has consistently shown this season that he is not even the second best English 10. Farrell, Cipriani and Slade all ahead.

  17. converted try

    Converted try (Jack Clifford, con George Ford)

    England 22-13 Wales

    Wales fly-half Dan Biggar is furious. He's having a right pop at the referee. He thinks there's a knock on.

    It's his pass that Dan Cole gets a hand to - the TMO says he didn't knock it forward. It's not clear cut to be honest.

    But what a score from Jack Clifford, who shows great pace to race away and score - a number eight disguised as a number 11.

    The biggest cheer of the afternoon greets George Ford's successful conversion.

    Jack Clifford of EnglandReuters

  18. Try review (Jack Clifford)

    England 15-13 Wales

    Jack Clifford is racing away for a breakaway try. But did Dan Cole knock on?

  19. try

    Try (Ben Youngs, missed con George Ford)

    England 15-13 Wales

    Ben Youngs may not have sparkled today - but this is good.

    England start with a line-out 10m from the try line, which goes up to Joe Launchbury and is worked to Youngs, who sends Scott Baldwin the wrong way and breaks over the line.

    George Ford misses from tee. I'm just going to start copy and pasting that sentence.

    Ben Youngs of EnglandReuters

  20. England 10-13 Wales

    Dylan Hartley has been imperious at the line-out - once again he finds a man in white. England can't capitalise though and Wales clear it deep to Mike Brown.

    George Ford's kick is charged down but Marland Yarde gathers and then Wales knock on to allow England to breathe.