Heather Fisher
2014 Women's World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Wales are not out to win the game but are here to put in a performance and improve and they've really stepped up in terms of their control of the game.

The Welsh scrum has been all over England - that's definitely an area for England to work on.

That is Sarah Bern's last action and she is replaced by Hannah Botterman. Shaunagh Brown also comes on for Vickii Cornborough.

Sarah Bern is adjudged to have lost control of the ball before grounding it.

The powerful prop is denied a hat-trick and it's a five-metre scrum for Wales.

The lime green boots of Zoe Harrison dance through the Wales defence but the centre is tackled just short of the line.

Katy Daley-Mclean prods the ball through from the next phase and England power towards the line.

Sarah Bern rolls over the whitewash but we're just checking to see if there is anything illegal in the build-up...

Heather Fisher
2014 Women's World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Wales have come out fighting and are trying to take control but fatigue will hit them.

It will be a case of slotting the replacement players into the team and making sure nothing changes in your performance. But that can be hard to do.

Wales are slowly but surely making their way deeper and deeper into the England half.

The forwards flex their muscles at close quarters before the backs are released out wide, but England manage to turnover the ball.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms Park

Getting a sense of deja-vu here... Tinges of yesterday's action at the Principality as the momentum seems to have shifted in Wales' favour.

A chorus of Hymns and Arias rings out from the crowd. Wales have definitely been much more resolute since the interval.

Wales clear their lines and kick deep into the England half.

The visitors keep hold of their own line-out before hitting it up in the midfield once more. This time Wales contain their attack and England knock on.

Sarah Bern is up there with the best running props in world rugby.

She smashes straight through the midfield once more before stepping off the right leg and passing flat to her team-mate.

The move breaks down as England lose the ball, but Wales have to do more to stop the powerful prop.

Some good early pressure for Wales as they go through the phases, but their attack is limited to going sideways in the face of the organised English defence.

Robyn Wilkins tries to offload out of the back door in the tackle but the ball spills forward and England have the scrum in their own half.

Just one change at the break and Emily Scott has replaced Sarah McKenna at full-back for England

Robyn Wilins kick us off in the second-half...

Heather Fisher
2014 Women's World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

England will be frustrated. They need to reduce their errors and be more clinical. They can't afford to make forward passes or miss passes.

Sarah Bern has stood out, she has done the basics and her carries have been strong, but the squad needs to improve. There's no need for all these errors - the pressure is supposed to be off today.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Cardiff Arms Park

Emily Scarratt, who is being rested for this game due to injury, has just left the stands on crutches.

Simon Middleton said earlier in the week that England are managing an injury that "flared up" during the game against France.

Hopefully it's not serious enough to keep the centre out of the game against Italy in two weeks.

England have had a lot to celebrate after a comfortable first half, but Wales' late try has been reward for their committed display.

As it stands, England will move back to the top of the table.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Heather Fisher
2014 Women's World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Take the score out of it, and Wales are performing. They are holding their own and have really stepped up from last year. It's now about when to move the ball and create space.

Wales will feel on the top of the world. They will hope to keep England under 40 points and they are scoring points themselves.

Katy Daley-Mclean uncharacteristically throws a loose pass and Wales could be in for another score before the break, but the ball is knocked on and the referee calls time.

There is just one minute left of the first half now and Wales will be buoyed by that late score ahead of the second period.

Will we see the second Welsh fightback of the weekend?

Heather Fisher
2014 Women's World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

That's a proud Welsh moment! Look how much it means for them. Wales will not give up. It's taken three years to score against England but it shows their practice is working.

It's a great score and it's great to see. It will give them confidence and really give them a boost in the second half.