England coach Eddie Jones says that today might well be the last Test some of his side play under him.

Who might be for the chop?

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Liam Williams, who after being sent to the sin bin against Italy last week, headed for an early shower. He is looking hungry for work this afternoon.

The Wales wing has carried the ball seven times so far, more than any of his team-mates.

That's a sloppy forward pass from Francois Trinh-Duc to Sebastian Vahaamahina as the France lock breaks the line.

Wales with the scrum, which they win comfortably, and they'll attack from the halfway line.

Liam Williams leaps like a salmon and steals a high kick from the clutches of France wing Gael Fickou and Wales are into the France 22.

But it's that man Mathieu Bastareaud who ruins Wales' party once again.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Leigh Halfpenny has found his range now. All the France players know him and his abilities from his time at Toulon, yet they have given away five penalties.

Leigh Halfpenny has found his range and that one sails down the middle, into the crowd and probably out of the stadium.

French indiscipline proving costly.

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A high tackle from Adrien Pelissie is called by referee Ben O'Keeffe as the hooker goes over the shoulder of Wales prop Tomas Francis.

Five penalties conceded by France in the opening half an hour, to just one from Wales.

And Leigh Halfpenny has another chance at the posts.

It all happened so quickly. Here's how Liam Williams scored the first try of the match.

Gareth Lewis
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Cardiff

There’s been a big debate in Wales this week about booze-fueled behavior in the Principality Stadium.

Not sure the decision to pump music through the speakers during breaks in play improves the atmosphere in a ground supposed to be renowned for its singing.

Yacouba Camara doesn't last much longer and Mathieu Babillot is on in the back row to win his first cap.

It's a shame for Camara, and the crowd in Cardiff. He's been one of the standout performers in this year's Six Nations.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

What a player Alun Wyn Jones is. He does the hard yards, but can also make breaks and have the dexterity to make those offloads.

A sublime flat pass from Gareth Davies finds his captain Alun Wyn Jones, who breaks the line and has the presence of mind to turn and offload back to the scrum-half.

The move breaks down but that was a flash of brilliance from Wales.

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A slight pause in Cardiff, France have players down all over the shop.

Try-scorer Gael Fickou gets back to his feet, Yacouba Camara is walking tentatively and Geoffrey Doumayrou is hauled up by the physio. All three good to carry on for the time being.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

So often, players fail to convert breaks into tries because they panic and make poor decisions, but that was perfect from France - calm, composed and clinical.

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Meanwhile in Cardiff, we're stuck at the scrum.

Wales with the put-in, we finally get a solid-ish platform but Wales draw the penalty. Gareth Davies takes a quick penalty and scampers off downfield.

Dan Biggar sends up a high bomb with George North in pursuit, the wing gets his hands to it and tips it back into play. But Mathieu Bastareaud arrives to sort his team out and smashes Rob Evans over the side line.

There was only one winner there.

Eddie Jones speaking to ITV Sport: We gave them too many penalties at the start of the game and allowed them to build a lead.

They are a good tough team, very worthy Grand Slam champions and they’ve performed extremely well today.

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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

That was not even subtle from Paul Gabrillagues. You have to wonder what goes though a player's mind when they give away a penalty like that.

Nothing I suspect.

Easy peasy for Leigh Halfpenny and Wales lead by eight.

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France get good ball but Josh Navidi is in quick to snaffle the ball and Wenceslas Lauret is penalised for holding on. Silly play from the visitors.

And from the line-out, the referee's whistle goes once again as Pual Gabrillagues takes out the red shirt in the air.

Oh France.