Dan Biggar and Nick Tompkins do a Strictly-style dance around each other to bamboozle England's defenders.

Wales are stringing together a bit of possession for the first time and are almost up to the 22.

Dan Biggar sends a dangerously flat pass right but Wales keep hold of it. The visitors are up to the halfway line and keep working through the phases to make a few more metres.

Taulupe Faletau is caught short of space on the left but Wales had the advantage and will get a scrum.

Straight through the middle.

Not the most fun contest for the returning Twickenham crowd, but the result they wanted so far at least.

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England regain possession at the line-out and Marcus Smith keeps the ball in hand to make it out of the 22.

Harry Randall sends a kick up for Jack Nowell to chase, but Alex Cuthbert comes away with it.

Wales are caught off their feet at the ruck and England get another penalty, which Smith will kick at goal.

Tomas Francis has passed his head injury assessment and is back on for Leon Brown.

Wales have a line-out just outside England's 22, with 1 minute 20 seconds left on the clock for Liam Williams' yellow card.

Wales burst out of their 22 as Alex Cuthbert manages to stay standing despite several attempts to bring him down.

The visitors' attack is halted eventually and they instead get a scrum just outside England's 22.

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Ryan Elias tries to go for a quick take and Alex Dombrandt leaps into the sky looking worthy of a place in England's netball team as he takes the intercept.

Thankfully for the Wales hooker, Mike Adamson decides he shouldn't have taken the line-out and he gets a second chance.

England string together a few passes and the ball eventually reaches Elliot Daly.

The centre bangs the ball forward with his left boot and it trickles into touch.

Luke Cowan-Dickie leaves the field injured and Jamie George comes on for what is probably a bigger shift than he expected.

The hooker is straight into the scrum.

Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Great defence by Taine Basham and he has been excellent in the first three games of the Six Nations. Wales just need that bit of time on the ball.

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England have had 70% of the possession so far and have six points to show for it.

Wales are holding up strong with 14 men so far. Liam Williams will return to the field in five and a half minutes.

Wales keep hold of a line-out on their 22 and clear to deep within England's half.

Freddie Steward gathers and Jack Nowell gets them up to the halfway line before Alex Dombrandt steps off his left foot to gain a bit more ground.

The ball is spilled, though, and Wales are back at it... before dropping the ball themselves. Neither side seem able to string an attack together.

The Twickenham crowd do not sound like they're enjoying the scrums.

It's reset several times and eventually Mike Adamson decides Kyle Sinckler is to blame and Wales regain possession.

That's killed two and a half minutes of Liam Williams' yellow card.

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Liam Williams had his poker face on when the television match official was looking at the incident. Liam being in the sin-bin will affect Wales' defence an awful lot.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's a clear penalty and he has to go.

Yet another enforced change for Wales.

Tomas Francis leaves for a head injury assessment and is replaced by Leon Brown.

"He clearly hit the arm," says the referee.

Williams is off and England have a penalty in front of the posts.