England win Triple Crown and keep Six Nations title hopes alive
Watson and Daly tries give England 20-9 half-time lead
Tipuric finishes sensational Wales move in first minute of second half
Tuilagi try puts England back in control - but later sent off for dangerous tackle
Wales score two tries in final minutes but fall to third defeat in a row
Justin Tipuric (con Dan Biggar)
Wales have the losing bonus point as Justin Tipuric runs in unopposed against England's 13-man defence.
Dan Biggar kicks the conversion but it's too little too late for the visitors.
England 33-23 Wales
The clock ticks into the red, England will win the game, but Wales are still throwing the ball around as they look for their third try and a losing bonus point.
Great defence by a tired England side to keep them at bay for now.
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Zeb Bowyer: That is an absolute shocker. No intent. No foul play. Not deliberate. Didn’t lead with the shoulder. Even George North knew that wasn’t a red card. Utter shambles.
Kaylan Geekie: If only England had this kind of balls and bravado in the World Cup Final, instead of getting their pipes cleaned by the Boks. There was definitely no back slapping in that game as the Boks pack demolished these flat track bullies.
England 33-23 Wales
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
If that was a World Cup final, I don't believe Manu Tuilagi gets sent off. I think it's circumstantial to England being 33-16 up at home.
England 33-23 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
How low was George North? But Paul Grayson was right - as soon as you don't lead with the arm you're putting yourself in a dangerous position.
Dan Biggar (con Biggar)
Wales run a move off the training paddock and Dan Biggar grounds the ball over the line at full-stretch.
He brushes himself off to kick the conversion and reduce the gap to 10 points.
Just over two minutes to go. They couldn't could they..?
England 33-16 Wales
Now Wales will have the put-in after winning the decision with their extra weight advantage in the scrum.
The clock is against Wales but they have the scrum five metres from England's line.
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DGB: That's the wrong call from the referee here. It's a foul all day, but NORTH puts his head down, looks worse in slow motion, but didn't take into consideration how difficult it was to not make contact there at the point it happened. red harsh.
Theo Bowyer: Tell me how Tuilangi can change his body position once he has committed to the tackle... it’s a split second decision. Never a red in a million years
England 33-16 Wales
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have done so well to drag that maul down. In terms of Manu Tuilagi, he knows what he's done. As soon as he turns his head and shuts his eyes, he's out of control. His technique wasn't up to it. The good news was that George North was straight back on his feet and is OK. The two players hugged it out as Tuilagi left the field.
Image source, ReutersEngland 33-16 Wales
When England have needed him, Maro Itoje has come up trumps today.
With their backs against the wall, the second-row is influential in winning his side the penalty with Wales preparing to launch a driving maul from the line-out.
Twickenham responds with a loud cheer before breaking out into a rendition of 'Swing Low'.
They are nearly there.
England 33-16 Wales
Manu Tuilagi is shown a red card for making contact with George North's head in the tackle.
England are down to 13 men.
Tuilagi shakes hands with North as he departs the field. Nice touch.
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John Reynolds: England are the better side but the sheer volume of their skulduggery is breathtaking. Players been shoved over off the ball, held on the ground, dived on while on the ground, tacklers not releasing etc etc. It's off the scale
England 33-16 Wales
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Tuilagi's got to be careful there. The picture does not look good. There's no arms out, you're leading with the shoulder.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 33-16 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
I think it's a penalty, nothing else.
England 33-16 Wales
Wales keep the ball tight and then throw it wide to George North but Henry Slade and Manu Tuilagi combine to keep the winger out.
Slade wraps the legs but Tuilagi flies in and it doesn't look like he uses his arms.
This is being checked by the TMO and England could end this game with 13 men.
England 33-16 Wales
Wales win the free-kick and they are off quickly but the white wall stands firm.
Ellis Genge is the latest England player to concede a penalty by diving in at the ruck and the hosts will be down to 14 men for the rest of the game.
England 33-16 Wales
England concede another penalty and the referee pulls Owen Farrell for a chat.
The England skipper is told the yellow card is close and Wales opt for the scrum, 10 metres from the Welsh line.
England 33-16 Wales
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wales are making progress because they're going through the middle. Throwing a dummy, having a go, trying to keep England honest. It's taken them 68 minutes to work it out...
England 33-16 Wales
Maro Itoje jumps across Taulupe Faletau in the line-out and Wales will have another go. Into the final 10 minutes.
England 33-16 Wales
Alun Wyn Jones is fit to continue for now, and as their captain rises to his feet, his players respond by making a rare surge forward through Nick Tompkins.
They have the penalty as England are penalised for not rolling away and the ball is kicked to touch on the English five-metre line.
Is there life in this game yet?
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