James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

England for the couple of turnovers have looked pretty good with ball in hand.

England are looking to play some Champagne rugby, they're not here to just grind out a win through the forwards.

England win another penalty, Taulupe Faletau isolated as he took the ball into contact.

Great work at the breakdown by Jack Willis.

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

Build the score and quieten the crowd. England have done already.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

All the pressure from England so far, beautiful strike by Owen Farrell.

We're going through a bit of kick tennis as both teams suss each other out.

England win a penalty 45m out, Owen Farrell slots it over for the first score of the game.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

I think it is going to be very interesting the tactical kicking game by Wales, Freddie Stewart is brilliant under the high ball so they have got to get the ball away from him.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

We made six changes after the Ireland game and nine changes now after the Scotland game and I love Justin Tipuric as a players but I thought Tommy Reffell went really really well. He hasn't really explained that selection.

The consistency in selection is the only difference between Wales and England today.

England going through the phases in Wales' 22, looking for a gap in the defence, but Wales win turnover ball.

Wales concede a penalty at the first scrum, Owen Farrell kicks deep into the Wales half and it's taken safely by Leigh Halfpenny.

Taulupe Faletau has an an early chargedown to send the crowd wild, but it's cleaned up before he can get to it.

Wales' set-piece has been a little inconsistent in this campaign, but Ken Owens will be relieved to find Alun Wyn Jones in the first line-out.

Mathieu Raynal of France blows his whistle and Owen Williams gets the game under way.

Take a deep breath everyone!

Chris Ashton
Former England winger on Rugby Union Daily

They've [Wales] used up so much mental space with what's got on.

It's amazing how tired it can make you feel when you've just wasted so much mental energy thinking. It can take it out of your legs so quickly.

They might be in it for 20 minutes, but past that you've got to replace that somehow.

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There will be a moments silence prior to the anthems to mark the one-year anniversary of the conflict in Ukraine, with a supporting message on the big screen.

It reads: Six Nations Rugby, its unions, federations and the entire rugby family continue to stand with Ukraine and strongly condemn the aggressive invasion of their country.

Wayne Pivac
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

Owen Williams needs an opportunity to find out how he is going to go at this level of the game. We know what Dan Biggar brings, he hasn't played that well and he would probably admit that himself in the first two weeks.

Owen Farrell and Ken Owens lead their teams out to the rapturous applause of a packed Principality, as the pyrotechnics go off around the stadium.

Things are hotting up, literally!

Time now for the anthems.

England have opted to have the Principality Stadium roof OPEN for today's match.

It's a decision questioned by Wales coach Warren Gatland, who says Wales have a better record with the roof open.

Wales captain Ken Owens and England captain Owen Farrell go through the pre-match formalities.

It's all polite handshakes... for now.

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