Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC TV

What England are doing which they didn't against Italy is that the passes are going in front of the man, they are at full pace and there is no stopping them.

Wales are almost through as Callum Sheedy kicks ahead inside the English 22.

Kieran Hardy tries to gather but seems to pull up with a hamstring injury.

He'll be replaced by Gareth Davies.

Rachel T: YES YOUNGS YOU BEAUTY!!!

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

You can't say they don't deserve it, it's been coming.

England's speed of ball at the ruck is phenomenal.

Ben Youngs is getting that ball away, they're getting on the front foot, they're making yards in the carry and in the end Wales are back-tracking so much the gap was there.

England are back level, but here is how Wales extended their lead earlier in the second half.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

This is a big test for the Wales front five now with the England changes.

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

What a try from Ben Youngs on the back of some brilliant England play.

England recycled really fast ball. Their hard runners have been threatening time after time. Wales knew the big guns were coming.

Max Boyle: Elliot Daly is having one of the worst test performances I can ever remember seeming. Absolutely irredeemable. He'll still start next week as well.

Chris Moule: England aren't going to win another match in this championship. This is the worst I have seen them performing for many, many, many years.

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

England have played some decent rugby. They have just got to maintain their composure and their accuracy.

England are building a bit of momentum again now.

They work the ball to the left wing, where Jonny May tries to scamper clear before he's well tackled by George North.

North is having an excellent game in defence, by the way.

England then infringe at a ruck and concede a penalty, which Wales kick into touch.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

You wonder if Pascal the referee went in at half-time, realised his error and starts giving the odd decision to England now.

It's only natural and you've noticed that in the first 15 minutes of this second half, decisions have gone England's way.

England's players cheer Kieran Hardy's knock-on after a Wales line-out as if they've won the World Cup at a packed Twickenham.

As it is, they have a scrum inside their own half, trailing Wales by seven points at an empty Principality Stadium.

Joe Lane: If anyone in the British isles thinks Billy Vunipola should be starting ahead of Faletau for the Lions then I suggest you head to Specsavers.

John Daniels: Waiting for England to blame the pitch for this loss too.

Rob: England have the most extensive playing resources in the world, but play such a negative, uninspiring style. As a Welshman, it pleases me that the RFU haven't the imagination to hire a coach that might unlock their potential.

England have a penalty inside their own half as Liam Williams is penalised for not rolling away.

Elliot Daly launches the ball into touch inside the Wales half.

To quote Alan Partridge, Daly has a left foot like a traction engine.

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

Owen Farrell says he is going for three points. That is a leaders' decision, then you are within seven points.

That is a sensible decision.

Strong scrum from England, who earn a penalty midway through the Wales half.

Owen Farrell will have a kick at goal, to the right of the posts but well within his wheelhouse.

So it proves, as the England captain reduces Wales' lead once again.

Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm so pleased for Kieran.

He is an excellent player. His skillset is phenomenal and every once in a wild he comes up with a fantastic X-factor moment.

RP Patel: How Elliot Daly is still an international fullback I do not know!

Andrew Priestley: England were genuinely caught napping in defence there.