Wales beat France 14-13 to claim second place in the Six Nations
Earlier Ireland beat England 24-15 to secure their third Grand Slam
And Scotland won a thriller against Italy 29-27 in Rome
Highlights & reports of all three matches on the BBC Sport website
England 5-14 Ireland
Anthony Watson hurt his shoulder in the build-up to that England try. He is aboard the cart and off the pitch. Mike Brown is on in his place.
Will that give England a little more security under the high ball?
Ireland - still a man down with Peter O'Mahony in the bin - have brought on Joey Carbery at 10 while Johnny Sexton goes through a head injury assessment.
England 5-14 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
A little big of magic from Owen Farrell. A little nudge kick into the dead-ball area and Elliot Daly is an excellent finisher. I love the fact England are now a little bit angry and have used it in the right areas there. Ireland look a bit more controlled when they've got possession but there's no doubt England have the quality to get points in this game.
Elliot Daly
Delicious from Owen Farrell....
With a penalty advantage his back pocket, the England fly-half has a free shot at the high-risk play.
He nails it anyway with a lovely deft crossfield grubber for Elliot Daly to gather and dive over.
Farrell screws the conversion wide from well wide though.
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England are knocking on the door. Five out. Maro Itoje and Mako Vunipola are repelled.
This feels crucial...
England 0-14 Ireland
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
England need to play with some emotion. Their attack is standing still and Ireland are running at them. They shouldn't be ashamed of having a 12-man maul if that's what it takes. As it is, Ireland are getting their sets right and England have a mountain to climb.
England 0-14 Ireland
Ireland's try-scorer CJ Stander has already made eight carries this afternoon and has a try to show for it. He's leading his side on that front.
But it's centre Bundee Aki who's accumulated 35 metres, beaten two defenders and made one crisp, clean break for Stander's try.
England, meanwhile, have only beaten one defender in total.
England 0-14 Ireland
Groans around Twickenham as yet again the hosts squander some prize territory.
Dylan Hartley goes for Chris Robshaw - his back jumper - and over-cooks his throw.
Ireland regather and the pressure seeps away...
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The Online Chameleon: I’m enjoying the England v Ireland game. My wife said she’d kiss me every time Ireland score. I fear she’ll get a bit fed up with doing so though soon
Steve MacPherson: Please England, no. I have to face people tomorrow!
England 0-14 Ireland
Peter O'Mahony slams the handbrake on England's driving maul, dragging it south illegally.
That is an easy yellow card for the ref.
It could have been a penalty try considering England's momentum.
Instead Owen Farrell puts the ball back in the corner for another line-out....
England 0-14 Ireland
England with the line-out five out.
Safely gathered and this time the driving maul is moving tryline-wards...
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Harry Shotton: Has to be at least a yellow for a deliberate shoulder to the head. Shocking decision.
Chris H: Identical to Sonny Bill Williams vs Lions. Should be red
Plenty of people agreeing with Matt Dawson.
England 0-14 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
I have to vehemently disagree with the referee's decision there. Bundee Aki has clashed straight into Elliot Daly's head there with his shoulder. That's verging on a red card decision and simply has to be a yellow card minimum. An absolute shambles from the officials there.
England 0-14 Ireland
The Twickenham crowd don't like that.
Angus Gardner decides it was head-to-head rather than shoulder-to-head. I thought it was more the latter.
It only merits a penalty apparently. Start the debate...
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Now then.
Bundee Aki has come in to tackle Elliot Daly without much attempt to wrap his arms.
His shoulder seems to make contact with Daly's head.
It is like a cut-price Sonny Bill Williams on Anthony Watson from the summer - less pace and intent, but it did not look good.
The video official is taking a look.
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Anon: I am off sunbathing in London rather than watch third humiliating display. Where have you gone England? Or am I alone in my frustrations?
Vince Kenny: I do wonder what Churchill would make of the Twitter Generation? They have given up less than a quarter of the way into the game/war. "We will never surrender (unless it starts a bit awkwardly!)"
England 0-14 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Tremendous play from Tadhg Furlong and fabulous sleight of hand to slip in Aki. He raced through and then all the momentum was with CJ Stander as Richard Wrigglesworth desperately tried to pull him back. Great try from Ireland.
CJ Stander (con Sexton)
It was all set up be a brilliantly intricate bit of interplay between Johnny Sexton and Conor Murray, the old run-around play with a host of added dummies and feints.
The conversion is a gimme for Sexton and England are right up against it.
Even this far out, Ireland can sniff the stable and a third Grand Slam.
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CJ Stander skids into the base of the post protector and that should surely be good enough after a break from Bundee Aki.
Angus Gardner is reviewing, but this looks like a seven-pointer all day....
England 0-7 Ireland
Off the post!
England regather. But they are camped right under their own sticks...
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Peter Turgoose: Poor discipline leading to silly pens - becoming the norm.
Tim Tait: England picking up the penalty count where they left off against France. Brainless.