Theo Dan and Tom Willis both come on to make their England debuts.

Kyle Sinckler also on to provide a bit of thrust.

Joe Marchant beats the first man but another knock-on brings an England attack to a halt.

For anyone wondering, Henry Thomas' father is from Swansea and the prop has admitted his father was "disappointed" when he chose to play for England.

Nicky Robinson
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Cymru

Once we saw the advantage for Wales, Aaron Wainwright was waving for the ball. Danny Care was in front of him and once Wainwright caught the ball he tried to get his hands free and then brilliant from Jac Morgan holding the ball in two hands and passing to Gareth Davies. That's what the game needed, a brilliant try.

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Leicester's Jack Van Poortvliet on for Danny Care.

Warren Gatland rings the changes.

Henry Thomas, the former England prop, and Taine Plumtree make their Wales debuts.

Also Nicky Smith on for Domachowski and Ben Carter for Will Rowlands.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

Brilliant execution from Wales, made from Costelow's boot after some great heads up rugby.

Wainwright and Morgan spotted their mismatch on the right hand touchline as the play shifted left and the England defenders went with it.

Pinpoint precision on the crossfield and the back row combine well to hold the England defenders and put in Gareth Davies for the opening try.

Shock - Wales win a scrum penalty.

Kieran Assiratti gets pats on the back from his teammates.

He's learning on the hoof here in his first taste of Test rugby.

Jonny Hill is on while Dave Ribbans goes for a head injury assessment.

Late chance to impress for Hill who missed out on the Six Nations.

Wales are persevering with their kicking game... but with little impact against Freddie Steward.

Nicky Robinson
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales need more possession in England's half in this second half. They are losing the scrum battle which is giving England field possession.

Wales need to win the kicking battle and have to stay in the game and not concede a try. They don't want to be chasing against a team like England. The first try will be crucial.

Both teams unchanged for the start of the second half.

And we're under way. Hope the second half is a little more productive than the first.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Principality Stadium

A scrappy, stop-start first 40 minutes with England good value for their lead despite familiar inaccuracy in the opposition 22.

England have clearly been given instructions to play very little rugby in their own half, but they have edged the physicality stakes and the aerial battle which will have pleased Steve Borthwick.

Earlier I asked you which two players on the field started in Wales and England's World Cup friendly 12 years ago.

If you got George North and Danny Care, kudos to you!

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Wales debutant Max Llewellyn follows in his father's footsteps today.

Glyn Llewellyn won 92 caps for Wales.

They are the latest in a long and rich history of Wales' capped father and sons:

Len Blyth & Roger Blyth

Idwal Davies & Brian Davies

Nigel Davies & Sam Davies

Jack Gore & Billy Gore

Tom Baker Jones & Paul ‘Baker’ Jones

Howell Jones & Elwyn ‘Howie’ Jones

Windsor Lewis & Geoff Windsor Lewis

Paul Moriarty & Ross Moriarty

Derek Quinnell & Scott & Craig Quinnell

Jamie Ringer & Paul Ringer

Jim Shanklin & Tom Shanklin

Glyn Stephens & Rees Stephens

George Travers & Bunner Travers

Brynmor Williams & Lloyd Williams

Dai Young & Thomas Young

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Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

There's not a lot in this game. You have to give credit to Wales defensively, they've been good and physically they've been up to it.

I was expecting England to run over Wales fairly easily but they've been competitive in almost all areas.

The only area that's letting Wales down is the scrum and I'm sure Warren Gatland will chat to the two props at half-time and try to sort it out.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium

Wales are lucky to be only down by three points at half-time and will be grateful for England spurning chances and some desperate defence led by George North.

New Wales caps Corey Domachowski and Keiron Assiratti are struggling in the scrum against Will Stuart and Ellis Genge with three set-piece penalties conceded.

Warren Gatland will be hoping for a firmer foundation and some attacking opportunities in the second half.