Sporty Milo: Not a great performance from Wales today, I've had enough - think I'll do the washing up!

Jon Salinger: I don’t think I’ve watched a poor Welsh side for a while. Just seems to be no appetite to win this match (hopefully won’t bite me in the next 40 mins).

Is Welsh hope evaporating?

The switch has come a little earlier than it normally does.

Eddie Jones hooks his skipper hooker with Dylan Hartley replaced by Lions starter Jamie George.

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The switch has come a little earlier than it normally does.

Eddie Jones hooks his skipper hooker with Dylan Hartley replaced by Lions starter Jamie George.

Jack Nowell, on for the injured Anthony Watson, is held up in midfield and Aaron Shingler's knee prises the ball from his grasp.

Knock-on just outside the Wales 22m.

And some fireworks at scrum time.

Rob Evans screws Dan Cole into the floorboards and is quick to lord it over the England front row.

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England are pinged for not rolling away, Dan Cole having a little kip on the wrong side of the ruck.

Wales hoof down to the England 22m line, but can't make the most of it.

The line-out throw is squint from Ken Owens.

Aaron Shingler is strong into contact for Wales, wading over the gain line.

That hand-off is working like a piston, serving up some palm pie to Owen Farrell.

Jack Nowell has come on for the injured Anthony Watson. It looked like a little hamstring tweak for the Bath wing.

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George Ford with a really canny kick down into the corner of the Wales half.

The Leicester man spotted that Rhys Patchell was slightly out of position.

Sonja McLaughlan
Rugby union reporter on BBC Radio 5 live

Debate raging among broadcast colleagues in the tunnel at Twickenham as to whether that was a Wales try or not.

Just spoke to former England scrum-half Nigel Melville who says officials got it right as Anscombe didn't have control of the ball in act of scoring.

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Sam Underhill is on for Sam Simmonds in the England back row.

William Wardley: Don't worry Wales fans. Last week Scotland conceded two early tries, then looked the better team for the rest of the first half. When they came out in the second half, it went great!

Small Man Peaky: England’s defence has been relentless. Care’s box kicks have been pinpoint. May’s tracking for his 2nd try was ridiculous. Still nervous.

Oliver Laity: Always far too many penalties given away. England are the better team but are keeping Wales in this!

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Tom McCarron: This has been a pure battle - can't wait for the second half. England v Wales is by far the greatest rugby rivalry.

Sian Cleaver: Wales need to stop kicking downfield and start offloading quicker!

Ralph Brooker: Eddie Jones had Rhys Patchell hexed for about 30 mins. The grubber that lead to the try that never was and the simple consequent pen have eased his nerves. England in control though.

Wales lock Cory Hill is leading the tackle count for both sides after 12 hits in the first half.

And Welsh flanker Josh Navidi is once again proving to be a breakdown specialist with two clean snaffles in the first half.

But their hard work isn't showing on the scoreboard...

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 live

Wales need to reassess their attacking gameplan at half time. England are winning the aerial battle and have been more clinical when the chances have arisen.

A bit of magic from Farrell and Launchbury made the two tries. Otherwise there's hardly been anything between the two sides.

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Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

England have made fewer mistakes than Wales. Their contact skills have been very good in tricky conditions. The likes of Lawes, Launchbury and Itoje are doing some hard yards and not making mistakes.

Therefore, even in the scrappy conditions they're able to play on the front foot. Wales are playing well but they are giving a lot of ball away.

England-Wales

Possession: 57-43

Clean breaks: 4-0

Metres: 215-153

Defenders beaten: 7-10

Turnovers conceded: 4-6

Penalties conceded: 5-1

Missed tackles: 10-7