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Wales 16-11 England
England are heaving towards the line.
They are up to within a metre.
Summary
Final score: Wales 16-21 England
L Williams try, Halfpenny 3 pens & 1 con for Wal
Youngs & Daly tries, Farrell 3 pens, 1 con for Eng
Full-time: Italy 10-63 Ireland
Stander & Gilroy both score trebles as Ireland run in nine tries
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Wales 16-11 England
Nathan Hughes makes a half-break. As does Jamie George.
And England are up to within 15.
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Simon Dancer: England in real trouble here. So many mistakes and when they have it they kick it away. Only one winner here.
Angry Peanut: Might need to nick this one like France last week.
Dave Sommerville: Some great turnovers by Wales in this match, it's made a real difference at times.
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Wales 16-11 England
Wales have now run more metres with the ball than England, 223m v 208m.
They are now dominating possession and territory.
The pendulum has swung Wales' way and they are firmly in the ascendancy.
Penalty - Wales 16-11 Englandpublished at 61 mins
Leigh Halfpenny
Wales back to a five-point lead.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-halfIt's absolutely ferocious out there. The England defence is immense and Wales' attacking play has such intensity.
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Wales 13-11 England
England are pinged for not rolling away.
James Haskell is the guilty man, conspicuous in his red scrum cap.
Joe Marler plays the pantomine villain as he wrestles with Rhys Webb.
Leigh Halfpenny is lining up the straightforward shot at goal.
'Biggest test for Eddie Jones'published at 18:10 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2017
Wales 13-11 England
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 liveThis is the biggest test for England under Eddie Jones. They have to control their emotions and make the most from the line-outs that they are winning.
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Wales 13-11 England
James Haskell sends Taulupe Faletau into reverse, but Wales retain the ball and are still within 10.
This could be a match-deciding passage of play...
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Wales 13-8 England
Jonathan Davies worms out of the back of a maul. England caught with the trousers round their ankles.
Wales up to within five...
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Wales 13-11 England
Wales have made 111 tackles to England's 77.
The home side have missed 12, England just one less.
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Owen Farrell
There she blows.
We have a two-point ball game with a little over 20 minutes to go.
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Wales 13-8 England
Wales might pay for not making that pressure count.
An infringement at the breakdown means that Owen Farrell has a relatively straightforward shot at goal off the tee.
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George McAllister: England need to up their game against Wales come on England!
'Rhys Webb is running the show'published at 18:06 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2017
Wales 13-8 England
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 liveWales are just so much more confident. They are quicker, their hits are harder. Rhys Webb is running the show.
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Wales 13-8 England
Brian Moore
Former England hookerAt the moment the England back row are being soundly beaten by their Welsh counterparts.
However, Wales have been in the ascendancy for 13 minutes now and haven't got any points to show for it.
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Wales 13-8 England
Changes.
Tomas Francis and Rob Evans give way to Nicky Smith and Samson Lee in the Wales front row.
And off goes Ross Moriarty at number eight. Taulupe Faletau is on in his place. What a replacement to have up your sleeve.
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Wales 13-8 England
Wales fly-half Dan Biggar gets high on the testosterone flowing around the Principality, deciding to thump up from first phase ball.
Jonathan Davies is free as Elliot Daly rushes up, but the mis-pass is just too strong flying out on the full.
Wales calling the tune.
Warburton leads the waypublished at 18:04 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2017
Ross Moriarty is making headlines with his tackles, but he is not Wales' top tackler on the night.
The number eight has 10 sacks, behind Ken Owen's 12, Justin Tipuric's 13 and Sam Warburton's 14.
'England look disjointed, they are on the back foot'published at 18:02 Greenwich Mean Time 11 February 2017
Wales 13-8 England
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 liveEngland have to just accept that they are not going to get all the right calls from the referee. They just have to get on with their own roles. At the moment it just looks disjointed, they are right on the back foot.'