Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Every time England get into the 22, they look extremely powerful. They've created the numbers out wide and it's a simple finish. Wales haven't got that clinical edge to them - they've created more opportunities this Six Nations than they have previously, but they haven't been clinical in the execution.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales haven't got a natural kicker - Hadleigh Parkes has missed a kick, so has Nick Tompkins. Sometimes, Wales are running through the motions and aren't really going anywhere. They lose their patience and end up kicking it pointlessly.

England have the advantage in the scrum and George Fords opts to kick wide rather than feed strike runner Manu Tuilagi.

The ball just eludes Elliot Daly on the wing but England come back for the penalty and Owen Farrell sticks the ball in touch.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Twickenham

The England Women's team has just appeared on the big screen as the crowd sings Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Prop Hannah Botterman, who scored in their victory against Wales at The Stoop earlier, seems to be having a particularly good time.

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The hosts persist with their aerial bombardment of the Wales back three and this time Leigh Halfpenny succumbs to the pressure as he drops the ball.

England will have the scrum just inside the Welsh half.

Manu Tuilagi has had a quiet game in the centre but he might just be about to stretch his legs.

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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's 2-0 to George North in his personal battle against Owen Farrell there. He doesn't need to slow that ball down - roll away, he's about a foot from the touch line, there's only one place Wales can go. We say it time and time again, sometimes when Owen Farrell isn't quite there the aggravation gets the better of him.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham

Wales are enjoying this cross kicking battle with Dan Biggar trying to find George North and Liam Williams on the wings.

A lot of aimless kicking has quietened down the Twickenham crowd that were at the most vocal after the early scuffle between both sides.

That's a waste and Hadleigh Parkes spills the ball in midfield.

England collect the loose ball and pump it into touch to clear their lines but Wales will have the ball again.

Wales are starting to show a bit of creativity on the immaculate Twickenham surface.

Dan Biggar has been targeted by England early on but he picks out Justin Tipuric with a pin-point crossfield kick.

Henry Slade does well to make the tackle but Wales will come back for the penalty. It's hoofed to touch and we'll have a line-out deep in English territory.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham

Leigh Halfpenny is doing the goalkicking today for Wales after Dan Biggar has been handed the job for the opening three games.

The full-back has slotted over a second penalty after a Manu Tuilagi high tackle.

Tuilagi has had his head bandaged up and England will need to keep him on because there is now no specialist outside back on the bench with six forward replacements.

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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales were very, very flat there. They seem to attack off first phase very well, but lack any ideas in multi-phase play. They'll take the points, stay in the game.

With Wayne Pivac, he's aiming to go midfield, and what he's trying to achieve is the numbers on each side - but if Leigh Halfpenny doesn't step into the line, it's pointless.

Was it ever in doubt?

Leigh Halfpenny slots his penalty from bang in front of the sticks and Wales are back to within four points.

England centres Owen Farrell and Manu Tuilagi put in a combined high tackle on Josh Navidi and Wales have the penalty in front of the posts.

This should be an easy three points for an international kicker of Leigh Halfpenny's calibre.

And it's Henry Slade that concedes a penalty just inside his own half for holding on at the breakdown.

Wales kick to touch and they will have the line-out on the English 22, Can they launch an attack from here now?

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales think they need to create something from nowhere. Go to their basics, go through the motions, just get some territory.

We understand Jonny May has failed his HIA so he will not be rejoining the action. Henry Slade will stay on at full-back.

England restore their seven-point lead as Owen Farrell's penalty sails over the posts.

England move the ball from the line-out and they have the penalty. Captain Owen Farrell points to the posts and they will have a shot at extending their lead.