Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

I understand that kicking is England's tactic, but I don't understand it. If you're on the front foot you've got to go through the phases again. Kick it up and it's a fifty-fifty challenge. If you've got the ball, you've got control. As a Welshman, I'm happy!

Time for a bit of aerial ping pong.

Possession switches hand several times before Dan Biggar calls the mark in his own 22.

The Wales fly-half then pops the ball into touch without gaining many yards and England will have the line-out, to the delight of the Twickenham faithful.

Jonny May has now been taken off for a thorough HIA and Henry Slade has come on in his place.

Slade has slotted in at full-back and Elliot Daly has moved into the wing.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

The key was the quick ball from the phase play. That's crucial for Wales - quick ball because England don't commit a lot of men to the rucks.

There was a little dust-up which Owen Farrell was penalised for but Joe Marler had a role towards the end with an bizarre altercation with Alun Wyn Jones.

I am not sure we have heard the last of that incident.

The Welsh full-back Leigh Halfpenny removes his scrum cap and slots the ball between the sticks. That is a good response after England's blistering start.

Small Man Peaky: Love a bit of a scuffle. Just ups the intensity. The England Ireland game was a bit flat. Good explanation from O’Keefe to both captains

Nick Hughes: How much niggle is there from this Welsh team? Every game, without fail, there are afters. Unbearable.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

He drives me nuts this referee, waffling on.

Owen Farrell costs England a penalty on the five-metre line and Leigh Halfpenny has pointed to the posts.

Wales launch an attack in midfield and gain valuable yards before being held up just over the line.

There is a little bit of pushing and shoving once play stops and the usual culprits are in the thick of things. Owen Farrell appears to strike George North in the chest on the ground. Let's see what comes of this.

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Jonny May is back to his feet and Wales hoof the ball wide from the line-out for the returning Liam Williams to test his aerial skills against Elliot Daly.

Wales will have the scrum as Daly is penalised for knocking on.

Here's a chance to hit back.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a fabulous move off the line-out. Again, set piece ball is where England tend to be strong. Usually, it's the wrap-around to Ben Youngs but all of a sudden it was a dummy run - we've never seen that move before, Wales had never seen it before and when Anthony Watson is one-on-one with Tomos Williams, there's only one winner.

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We are just having a slight pause in play after that blistering start as Jonny May receives attention from the medical staff.

It looks like a potential head injury so there will be no rush with this.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham

Wales have been probably looking to stop the England driving line-out all week.

England have expertly exploited that with a well crafted set-piece move with Anthony Watson the recipient.

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England are up for this and Maro Itoje sets off on a powerful run through midfield. The second-row is roared on by the crowd.

England will have the line-out deep in Welsh territory.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham

Dan Biggar was welcomed to Twickenham from a huge double him from Manu Tuilagi and Tom Curry.

Biggar gets up before again being smashed by Maro Itoje from another high kick!

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Ok the team doctor has brought George's boots back on and he's put them on again. Would love to know what that was about.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Jamie George is playing without boots! He's thrown them off the side of the pitch and the team doctor has picked them up. No idea why, bad fit?

Welcome to Twickenham!

Ben Youngs gets plenty of height on his clearance and Tom Curry and Manu Tuilagi both steam through to double up on Dan Biggar with a thumping hit.

Pulsating start.