Prop Sarah Bern receives the ball again on the right and that's a high tackle from Wales. The Hartpury player has looked more like a winger this afternoon, she's some talent.

Katy Daley-Mclean will kick to the corner but Wales finally get some joy at the line-out and it's turned over.

They'll kick downfield and Danielle Waterman will run it back. This game is being played at a frenetic pace.

We're approaching the 25-minute mark at the Stoop, and England are already away and clear.

They've got strength up front, pace out wide and an iron wall in defence.

Last year's Grand Slam champions are a class above Wales, as was expected.

But here come the women in red through Jess Kavanagh-Williams on the left wing. She's been the bright spark so far for the visitors, but Wales don't commit enough players to the breakdown and England are off again.

It's Sarah Bern with another brilliant run, England inside the 22...

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Katy Daley-Mclean's kick is charged down and Wales come forward again through Jess Kavanagh-Williams.

A lovely run from the wing puts Wales on the front-foot, but a third line-out in a row fails to find a red shirt.

That is sloppy, very sloppy.

A penalty to Wales at scrum-time. And there are pats all round for the team in red.

This is exactly what they needed in reply to England's early score. And they're into the England half with that punt downfield.

But that's a sloppy line-out. Wales take a risk and go to the tail but it's picked off by Abbie Scott.

A mixed bag for Wales so far.

Catherine Spencer
Ex-England rugby union captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Good patient play from England. They've put a huge amount of pressure on the Welsh across the width of the pitch and then got their try through the forwards.

Worth noting though that they scored early against Italy and didn't score again until the second half. Let's see if Wales can haul themselves back into it.

Oh dear. That's not the start Wales would have wanted.

Kerin Lake walks from the field holding her arm to her chest. She doesn't look like she'll play any further part in this game. She's replaced in midfield by Hannah Jones.

And with Wales trying to reorganise, England are almost over in the corner. But Abby Dow has a clear foot in touch before she can make it over the line.

WHAT A TACKLE! Jess Kavanagh-Williams take a bow. And Wales survive.

A little mix-up between two Scarlets players Alisha Butchers and Beth Lewis, which hands England the first scrum of the match.

A great attacking opportunity here for Simon Middleton's side, who are inside the Welsh 22.

But the Welsh contingent in the crowd are rising to the occasion, as the dulcet tones of Calon Lan rings around the Stoop.

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Ex-England rugby union captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

I think fitness will tell today. In the last quarter of the game, England may be too strong for Wales. England have great power, great speed at the breakdown and I expect they'll want to play a quick game. Wales will be trying to slow it down.

We're under way at Twickenham Stoop. A short kick-off by Wales is collected by England before it's thumped back and collected by Sioned Harries, on her 50th cap.

And even God Save the Queen has some life this afternoon. Prince Harry, watching from the stands, joins in the hearty sing song.

Now we're ready for some rugby...

A first go at the Welsh and English national anthems today.

We start with Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau. And it's a very tuneful rendition from the women.

Here come the teams at Twickenham Stoop.

And they're led out by Wales number eight Sioned Harries, who's winning her 50th cap in red.

But can her side cause an upset against the reigning champions?

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Wales have been boosted by the return of experienced duo Elinor Snowsill and Sioned Harries following sevens action in Brisbane.

Snowsill starts at full-back, while number eight Harries will win her 50th cap.

Siwan Lillicrap moves from the back-row to lock, while Rhiannon Parker is named at scrum-half.

Utility back Hannah Jones takes her place on the bench after also competing in Australia.

Wales: Snowsill; Bluck, Lake, De Filippo, Kavanagh-Williams; Wilkins, Parker; Thomas, Phillips (c), Evans, Lillicrap, Cla, Butchers, Lewis, Harries.Replacements: Jones, Pyrs, Hale, John, Davies, Knight, George, Jones.