England beat Wales 19-17 at Twickenham in World Cup warm-up match
England captain Owen Farrell sent off after "bunker review" following high tackle on Taine Basham
Second-half penalty try and Tomos Williams score had put Wales 17-9 ahead
England's Maro Itoje replied with try and George Ford kicked winning penalty
England's Jack van Poortvliet and Wales duo Dewi Lake & Taine Plumtree forced off with injuries
England 16-17 Wales
No surprises as Owen Farrell's tackle is upgraded to a red card. His participation in the opening World Cup match against Argentina on 9 September must be in doubt.
Freddie Steward does return to the pitch, however.
Maro Itoje (con George Ford)
Not over just yet.
Maro Itoje is on hand from a rampaging maul, game back on!
Ellis Genge also joins the field again.
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Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham
Boos erupt around Twickenham as Tomos Williams goes over for the score.
England have self-destructed with ill-discipline and Wales are rewarded for weathering the England pressure earlier.
They make easy work of the 15 to 12 man advantage.
Tomos Williams (con Dan Biggar)
It was only a matter of time.
Dan Biggar has changed this Wales attack as he puts Joe Roberts through a hole, the link play is on the money and like every good scrum-half Tomos Williams is on hand to touch down.
Biggar lands the conversion.
Image source, PA MediaEngland 9-10 Wales
Ioan Cunningham
Wales Women head coach on BBC Radio Cymru
Wales should have scored there, but that's better from them, that's what we want to see. The fitness levels are showing now.
Sam Parry did brilliantly there but the pass had to come, Tomos Williams was inside him. England are down to 13 so they have to keep the ball alive.
But that challenge from Owen Farrell looks like a red card to me, shoulder to head. He's tackled high with his shoulder going into Taine Basham's head, it has to be a red card.
England 9-10 Wales
Owen Farrell is in BIG trouble.
His tackle is high, at force and straight to the head of Taine Basham.
Now with the new laws it will go to an off-field review.
It looks like this one will be upgraded to a red card - what is worse for England is the potential ban...
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 9-10 Wales
Wales have 15 men to the hosts' 13, and Keiran Williams is next to make his mark in international rugby.
For England, Jack Willis comes on for Billy Vunipola in the back row.
England 9-10 Wales
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
There's not any reason not to give a yellow card. Josh Adams is in the air, Freddie Steward takes his eyes off the ball and tackles him in the air.
The fact he falls on his side means it saves Steward from a red card.
England 9-10 Wales
Josh Adams would have scored the try if it wasn't for the offence so the try is given.
Freddie Steward also joins Ellis Genge in the sin-bin.
England 9-3 Wales
Is it a penalty try to Wales?
Freddie Steward takes out Josh Adams in the air from Dan Biggar's cross-field kick.
England 9-3 Wales
Ellis Genge is sent to the bin for collapsing the scrum. Now Wales go in search of the first try.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 9-3 Wales
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
Warren [Gatland] will be over the moon with that period of scramble defence by Wales. Tommy Reffell is coming back from the sin-bin and England are no further in the lead.
England look so much better when they spread the ball wide. When they go direct Wales are just absorbing them, once they make one or two extra passes they look dangerous.
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England 9-3 Wales
Dan Cole is next on the pitch for Will Stuart, it will be his fourth World Cup in France, so he is used to these warm-up matches.
George Ford is also on for Henry Arundell, a reshuffle of England's back line incoming...
England 9-3 Wales
We have ANOTHER scrum.
England 9-3 Wales
Another roar from the crowd as Ellis Genge replaces Joe Marler. It's a 50th international cap for the Bristol Bears prop.
England 9-3 Wales
England centre Ollie Lawrence uses his size to burst through but Liam Williams locks himself over the ball, as the hosts went in search of a try.
We had some excitement there for a minute.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 9-3 Wales
Warren Gatland has emptied his bench replacing the rest of the front-row.
Dan Biggar is also on for Owen Williams, with Christ Tshiunza also joining the field in the second row.
England 9-3 Wales
A huge line-out steal from Courtney Lawes as England regain the ball in search of their first try but Wales snaffle the ball back.
And more bad news for Wales as number eight Taine Plumtree heads off injured with his arm supported, and Taine Basham replaces him.
Owen Williams
Owen Williams reduces the lead with his own penalty to get Wales on the board, with the help of the post.
England 9-0 Wales
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
With the way England like playing by going direct, losing one of their best tacklers in Tommy Reffell is a huge loss for Wales.
I'm not quite sure how the referee has come to that decision as that's the first penalty of the half and England weren't putting much pressure on Wales. Maybe it's just a combination of those penalties at the end of the first half.
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