Garin Jenkins
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

We were questioning the replacement timing [Sheedy for Biggar], could they have got it any better?

Wales have taken the lead late on, but this is how England made it 24-24.

No sooner do I write that, England drop the ball and Wales clear.

But England regain possession and, after winning a penalty, Henry Slade kicks into touch inside the Welsh half.

Huge three and a half minutes to come.

But back come England again.

They're just outside the Welsh 22, the speed of their ball is good and the ball is flying through the backs' hands.

This game is far from over.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC TV

England have been undone by the penalty count, and it is not just the total - it's that they have been given away in quick succession.

Smashing is not enough on this occasion. Wales have another penalty, which Callum Sheedy lines up from a similar position to his last one.

And it is just as good! Another superb kick and Wales have a little breathing space.

Garin Jenkins
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

It's a dream game for Sheedy isn't it?

He's come on off the bench, he's done every pressure thing he's been asked to do, a lovely chip through and two penalties which could prove to be crucial.

Owen Farrell's booming Wigan accent echoes around the Principality Stadium as he repeatedly encourages his openside flanker.

"SMASH HIM, CURRY!"

"SMASH HIM, CURRY!"

"SMASH HIM, CURRY!"

Adam Salter: England’s discipline at the breakdown in this Six Nations has been absolutely atrocious. And once again, they’re throwing the game away because of the penalty count.

Zeb Bowyer: England’s ill discipline is frightening. You can’t continue to give away double the number of penalties and expect to win close games of Test rugby.

Nick Hughes: How many penalties for England? Their sheer lack discipline is infuriating

Pressure line-out for Wales and they hold their nerve.

Not only that but England concede another penalty and Wales clear.

England's discipline in this match has been dreadful.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

The replacements coming on are keen and pumped on.

They want to make an impact but that was headless.

It's a huge 10 minutes for England rugby now.

England have possession just inside the Welsh half. What can Eddie Jones' men conjure here?

Henry Slade opts to kick and it's a good one, bouncing into touch inside the Welsh 22.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

There have been question marks about his goal kicking, but Sheedy has answered them with two beautiful kicks.

As we approach the final 10 minutes, you can feel the tension cranking up inside the Principality Stadium.

Neither side wants to make a mistake but England blink on this occasion, replacement prop Ellis Genge sealling off at a ruck.

Callum Sheedy has a tricky kick at goal for Wales, some 40 metres out and to the right.

He hits it beautifully, and Wales extend their lead.

Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

That would be the most pressured kick Callum Sheedy has had in a Wales jersey so far.

"Discipline," George Ford shouts at his England team-mates before a Wales line-out.

They behave themselves on this occasion and Wales clear.

Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales

One more and Maro Itoje is in the bin.

That sort of discipline isn't going to help his chances of maybe being Lions captain.

Maro Itoje is at it again, conceding another penalty at a line-out.

Superb player but, given his nuisance value, I suppose that's the trade-off.

It costs his team three points on this occasion, as Callum Sheedy kicks Wales back in front.

The TMO is having a look at a collision between Wales centre Willis Halaholo and England flanker Tom Curry.

Halaholo was the carrier and Curry was the tackler. It looked a little high but referee Pascal Gauzere doesn't seem too concerned.

Nothing doing. Play on.