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Josh Adams scores controversial try after Dan Biggar's quickly-taken penalty
Liam Williams adds to Wales lead after what looked like a knock on from Louis Rees-Zammit
Anthony Watson scores England's first try shortly before half-time to make it 17-11
Another quickly taken penalty from Kieran Hardy leads to Wales' third try
Ben Youngs levels the score at 24-24 with 20 minutes to play in Cardiff
Three Callum Sheedy penalties and Cory Hill's late try seal victory and the Triple Crown for Wales
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Martin Johnson
Former England captain and coach on BBC One
George North has had an incredible career and he's still got plenty left in him.
He is physically imposing and to play for that long takes a lot mentally as well.
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Fifty years ago Wales won the Triple Crown when they hosted Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park.
Will history repeat itself against England this afternoon?
Wales 23-9 Ireland
Jonathan Davies soaking in the atmosphere, or lack of, inside the Principality
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Looking ahead to today's game on the BBC Radio Five Live Rugby Union Weekly podcast, former England wing Ugo Monye said: "I'm hoping for a firecracker.
"I am fascinated about what we might witness."
Check out what the coaches, players and pundits have to say - and pore over the statistics - in this comprehensive match preview.
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Each Six Nations, I allow my 1/4 Welsh blood usurp my 3/4 English blood for this fixture - at the outrage of every one who watches with me. Does this make me a bad person, or does the heart want want the heart wants? Go on Wales.
Harry W, Durham
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Martin Johnson
Former England captain and coach on BBC One
Owen Farrell has carried the can for England not playing well - that is part of being captain.
The thing for him today is to be cool, calculating and lead with that example. His team have got to back him up.
When your team plays well it's easy to be a good captain. Everyone needs to turn up.
There are other players who didn't play well in the first two games - not just Owen.
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Ian Botham, now officially known as Lord Botham of Ravensworth OBE, is an English sporting legend and a cricketing icon.
So why is he supporting Wales today?
That's because his grandson, Cardiff Blues back-rower James Botham, is on the Wales bench this afternoon.
BBC Sport Wales spoke to James' grandfather and his father, former Cardiff RFC wing Liam, about the 23-year-old's rise - and his unwavering allegiance to Wales.
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Tom Price: Huge game today... COME ON WALES!!!
Pete Crawshaw: We will find out how good Wales are after 80 minutes versus 15 (not 14) Englishmen.
Laura Sian: Always say it..the big one today! Wales v England! Hope we get the Triple Crown. Come on Cymru!
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Martin Johnson
Former England captain and coach on BBC One
England need to get Ben Youngs running today.
England haven't really got a power runner in the backline - Wales have got George North.
Ben needs to get his forwards running. That will give England some momentum and put Wales under pressure.
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Wales head coach Wayne Pivac said on BBC One:
"Louis Rees-Zammit is a pretty level-headed young man. He has scored some good tries and he's kept his feet on the ground.
"We've talked about the Triple Crown. Getting silverware is nice. We'd love to do it but we know there's a big 80 minutes ahead of us.
"England are a very good side. They're going to hit their straps at some stage and we're going to do our best to make sure it's not today."
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
He has what no-one can coach or train – he has gas, and out and out speed, like Jonny May. That’s an incredible battle that we have not seen in a Wales-England game for many years – genuine speed and club mates opposite each other.
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Speaking of Louis Rees-Zammit, he will be up against his Gloucester team-mate Jonny May today.
What an exhilarating head-to-head duel that promises to be.
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
What a great day it is.
You can just imagine if the crowds were allowed in, Cardiff would be bouncing today, inside and outside of the pubs.
In the stadium when the teams are warming up, you'd usually have the band and the male voice choir.
But when that whistle goes for kick off, it's still going to be one heck of a battle.
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Not to labour the point about empty stadiums but the absence of crowds is particularly pronounced when Wales face England in Cardiff.
The closer you get to the Principality Stadium, the less it feels like a match day.
Springtime sunshine, a gentle hum of anticipation on the streets of Canton and Pontcanna - but that drifts off into ghostly silence once you’re near and then inside the ground.
Image source, BBC SportBecky James showing her support for husband George North on his 100th Wales cap.
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Pivac has also been discussing the newest star of Welsh rugby, Louis Rees-Zammit.
The 20-year-old Gloucester wing has scored three tries in his two matches of this Six Nations, and his spectacular chip-and-chase effort against Scotland was the score of the second round.
Wales head coach Pivac believes Rees-Zammit has a bright future in the game - and he has also noticed how 'Rees Lightning' has been making a big impression off the field too.
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Bethan Barne: Let the games begin.
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As for Wales head coach Wayne Pivac, he says a Triple Crown is not the only prize on Welsh minds today.