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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
Wales 24-14 England
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
That's a double whammy for Jonny Hill - clumsy in the ruck, then it opens up for Hardy. He's been impressive and justified his selection.
Wales 24-14 England
Another change for Wales as centre Willis Halaholo, so impressive on debut in Scotland a fortnight ago, replaces Jonathan Davies.
Wales 24-14 England
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Brilliant quick thinking again from Wales, England caught napping, we all expected a shot at goal.
Kieran Hardy
More quick thinking from Wales!
They kick a penalty into England's 22 and secure their line-out.
George North rushes in on the crash ball but is eventually felled, before Josh Navidi carries powerfully.
England's defence initially holds firm but then they concede a penalty as Jonny Hill flops offside at a ruck.
Wales scrum-half Kieran Hardy takes the penalty quicker than England can reset their defence and the Scarlets man darts over for an excellent try.
Callum Sheedy converts.
Wales 17-14 England
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Callum Sheedy can slot into this pattern of Welsh play so I don't think Dan Biggar is too much of a loss for Wales.
Wales 17-14 England
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Very similar start to the first half, both teams trying to find each other out, a lot of kicking to see who's gonna break first.
Wales 17-14 England
Wales replace fly-half Dan Biggar with Callum Sheedy. It looks like that might be down to an injury.
Bristol's Sheedy shone after coming on in Scotland a fortnight ago, and this is arguably an even bigger test.
Wales 17-14 England
England are so vocal, players and coaches alike.
They scream at full volume after forcing a turnover, with Wales flanker Josh Navidi penalised for holding on.
The penalty is just inside the Welsh half, in Owen Farrell range.
He strikes it well but drags it just a little wide to the left, and Wales still lead.
Wales 17-14 England
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Both teams have realised that when it gets a bit loose both back threes are electric and capable of carving the opposition.
Both sides are attacking where the space is - that's why it's such a great game.
Wales 17-14 England
England scrum-half Ben Youngs continues to take the aerial route with big, booming box-kicks.
Wales look like they want to keep ball in hand a little longer, but they're not really going anywhere at the moment.
They're trucking the ball up gamely near the halfway line... before Kieran Hardy eventually kicks clear.
Wales 17-14 England
England are really thundering into their tackles - you can hear each collision with bone-crunching clarity from the press box.
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Tom: As a Welshman, England have all right to be frustrated over that try.
Paul Neal: Forget the ref, play clean, be ruthless and annihilate the Welsh.
Theo: This England team are not progressing under Eddie Jones... you can’t be behind against Wales in their current form.
Wales 17-14 England
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Wales 17-14 England
It's Wales fly-half Dan Biggar who gets the second half going.
Anyone for a little more controversy?
This could be a thrilling second half.
HT: Wales 17-14 England
Past players have their say on the first 40 minutes.
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Daly is worse than a passenger: why does he never pass when there's an overlap???
Chris in Oxford
This reffing is like an unlucky dip!
Paul, Eastbourne.
Eddie Jones needs to go. Never learns. Too many penalties given away and yesterday he suggests the Refs needs to have a good game. No surprises they then don't side with England. Nonsense management.
Mark H, WSM
HT: Wales 17-14 England
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