Summary

  • Defending champions England top table with four wins from four

  • Lock Poppy Cleall scores hat-trick as England run in 10 tries

  • Katy Daley-McLean scores superb solo try

  • Vicky Fleetwood bags bonus-point fourth try before half-time

  • Wales bottom of table after fourth defeat

  • England's final match against Italy postponed because of coronavirus

Live Reporting

Mantej Mann

  1. England 14-0 Wales

    Now it's England's turn to spill the ball forward and Wales will have the scrum.

    Can they launch an attack from this platform now?

  2. England 14-0 Wales

    It seems the referee and the TMO have not seen any foul-play by Victoria Cornborough and play resumes.

    Wales knock on in possession after a sloppy pass and England will have the scrum.

  3. England 14-0 Wales

    Well then, the TMO may be called into action to have a look at an off the ball incident.

    Victoria Cornborough appears to swing an arm at Siwan Lillicrap next to the ruck and the England prop could be in trouble here.

  4. England 14-0 Wales

    Did Poppy Cleall's appearance on Wednesday's Rugby Union Weekly inspire this try-scoring display?

    Surely not a coincidence...

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  5. 'England making ground every time they get the ball'

    England 14-0 Wales

    Catherine Spencer
    Former England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    England have so many ball-carriers, they're making ground every time they get the ball. Wales are really struggling to halt wave after wave after wave of forward runners, and eventually the Welsh defence has to crack.

  6. converted try

    Converted try - England 14-0 Wales

    Poppy Cleall (con Emily Scarratt)

    At the double!

    England had a shaky start losing their first scrum, but they have been dominant ever since.

    Poppy Cleall adds her second try with a powerful drive under the posts and Emily Scarratt adds the conversion.

    Poppy Cleall scores her second tryPA Media

  7. England 7-0 Wales

    England are back in possession and they roll through the phases once again. They win a penalty but Leanne Riley senses blood and she taps and goes quickly.

    The hosts are punching holes in the red line and they're intent on adding to their lead.

  8. England 7-0 Wales

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at Twickenham Stoop

    England won this fixture 51-12 last year so, it may sound silly, but Wales have actually done well to keep the Red Roses out for seven minutes.

    Try-scorer Poppy Cleall said earlier in the week she knew the visitors would bring a lot of intensity in the first 20 minutes and they have.

  9. 'Huge pressure from England'

    England 7-0 Wales

    Catherine Spencer
    Former England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    That try came from a huge amount of pressure from England - on the scrum, the line-out, charging down kicks. It's such a high tempo from England, and Wales really struggled to exit their own defensive area.

  10. converted try

    Converted try - England 7-0 Wales

    Poppy Cleall (con Emily Scarratt)

    It was coming!

    England stole the ball from Siwan Lillicrap at the base of the scrum and Poppy Cleall powered over from close range.

    Captain Emily Scarratt kicks the extras and England are up and running.

    Poppy CleallPA Media

  11. England 0-0 Wales

    Wales have the scrum on their own five-metre line but they hesitate in possession and England pounce.

    The ball is turned over in the ruck and England are just meters out.

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  13. England 0-0 Wales

    England are nearly in and they throw it wide through the hands, but winger Lydia Thompson is tackled into touch meters short of the line.

    Great defence by the visitors.

  14. England 0-0 Wales

    England have the ball back and Shaunagh Brown tucks it under her arms and sets off towards the red line.

    It takes a few Welsh defenders to stop the Quins forward, who is looking to impress early on at her home ground.

  15. 'A phenomenal scrum'

    England 0-0 Wales

    Catherine Spencer
    Former England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    That was a phenomenal scrum. Warning signs for England - their scrum has been a little bit inconsistent throughout this tournament. You can see the England front row had to come up really high - Wales really, really powerful in that scrum.

  16. England 0-0 Wales

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at Twickenham Stoop

    Wow. Wales' forwards dominated England, who saw that coming?

    Many were expecting a hammering for Wales at the Stoop today but they don't look in the mood for that.

  17. England 0-0 Wales

    England have an early scrum and it's a chance to launch an attack straight off the training ground.

    But Wales power through and gain a massive turnover. That will boost their confidence.

  18. Kick-off

    England 0-0 Wales

    Katy Daley-Mclean hoists the ball high into the London sky and we're underway...

  19. England v Wales (12:05 GMT)

    Becky Grey
    BBC Sport at Twickenham Stoop

    The Wales girls sang so loudly that it reached the press seats, impressive effort.

    Teams line up for the anthemsBBC Sport

  20. 'A really tough challenge for Wales'

    England v Wales (12:05 GMT)

    Catherine Spencer
    Former England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    It's a really tough challenge for Wales. England are the team that will win this game. Wales will have different performance goals. They'll want to give it everything they possibly can to try and knock England off kilter.

    England were a bit disappointed after their performance against Ireland up in Doncaster. Wales can take heart from the fact that Ireland kept England to just one try in that second half. On the other hand, England are going to want to put that right and be building the scoreboard through the whole 80 minutes.