FT: Wales 20-9 England
HT: Wales 6-9 England
Leigh Halfpenny makes his 100th Wales appearance
Both sides play their first warm-up game before Rugby World Cup in France
England set to name World Cup squad on Monday
Jac Morgan captains Wales for the first time
Wales 20-9 England
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
England don't have much shape in attack. One player that's made an impression is Aaron Wainwright, he picked up Kyle Sinckler and held him there, that takes some doing!
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What will be concerning for Steve Borthwick is that England are just fading as the game goes on.
It looks like they've given up... or are simply too knackered to do anything.
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The attendance today is 65,802... impressive for August.
The WRU coffers will be bulging!
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Wales captain Jac Morgan has steadily grown into this game and is becoming a dominant figure in the match.
What a debut as captain.
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Captain Ellis Genge finally makes way for Bevan Rodd.
Henry Slade is on for Max Malins.
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Wales attacking lineout. They get the drive on with George North adding his considerable weight but England flanker Tom Pearson does a great job to disrupt that.
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I don't think either side is going to be particularly happy with the way Nic Berry has refereed the scrums. They've been a mess all game.
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Wales 20-9 England
Eek. Rio Dyer just got a lesson in not going high into the tackle and was pretty much flung aside by Joe Cokanasinga.
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Nicky Robinson
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Cymru
England have looked dreadful in this second half. They dropped the ball nine times in the first half and we've seen at least three or four further mistakes in the second half.
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Not sure I agree with you there Emyr.
I think Wales played it smart and drew in the defenders to create an overlap out wide.
A try is a try... however it comes.
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Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
That's a brilliant tackle from Ellis Genge and Freddie Steward to save the try in the corner.
Mason Grady with an instant impact as he beats two players but last ditch defence stops the wing/centre-cum-lock replacement from scoring.
The 65,802 in attendance here today are cheering loudly as Wales continue to attack well.
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Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
Good try in the end, but that should have come four or five phases earlier. Wales ignored spreading the play and kept it in the forwards. They should have passed it wide earlier but they got the try in the end. Unfortunately Dafydd Jenkins limping off.
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While that was all going on, Steve Borthwick has changed his fly-half and George Ford replaces Marcus Smith.
It just hasn't been Smith's day and he hasn't had the chance to climb up the pecking order.
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Ok so here's a strange one.
Dafydd Jenkins is injured but Wales have used all their forward replacements so giant centre Mason Grady is coming on into the pack!
To be fair, he's big enough to be a forward!
George North try, Leigh Halfpenny con
Biggar's clever chip finds Rees-Zammit. The ball bounces kindly for Leigh Halfpenny who passes to Jac Morgan.
Wales spread play wide right and North finishes the move virtually unmarked in front of the posts.
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Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Massive cheers for Dan Biggar as he replaces Sam Costelow.
That's now two former Gorseinon RFC players on the pitch with 100 Wales caps.
Halfpenny and Biggar played together for Gorseinon Under-13s back in the day.
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Dan Biggar stands out quite easily on the pitch, he's the only player without a number (?)
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Oh dear. Kyle Sinkler's first involvement is to give away a penalty.
Wales 13-9 England
Dan Biggar and Tomos Williams are on for Wales as Warren Gatland switches his half-backs.
Not bad to have that much experience coming off the bench in a tight game.