England fight back to beat Wales and go top of Six Nations with two wins from two
Wales put in another huge effort but suffer second narrow defeat
George Ford penalty gave England lead in final 10 minutes at Twickenham
Fraser Dingwall try cut Wales' lead to 14-13 in second half
Penalty try and Alex Mann try gave Wales 14-5 half-time lead
Ben Earl powered over for England but George Ford conversion charged down
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Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham
Wales have got on the wrong side of the officials at the scrum and that has allowed England to gain second-half momentum.
There has been a front-row change for Warren Gatland's side and they have to stand firm for Wales.
England 13-14 Wales
Massive turnover and Wales out of jail. George North with the big defensive play.
The clearance kick does not go out however.
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England go charging into the Wales 22. Ben Earl the next with a big carry.
All England at the moment.
England 13-14 Wales
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Just over 15 minutes left, Wales need to keep on playing the way they did in the first half and not go into their shell.
England 13-14 Wales
Not the winger but close enough Jake.
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When was the last time England passed the ball along the backline and the winger scored?
Jake
England 13-14 Wales
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Great patience from England and heroic defence from Wales.
Ellis Genge trucks it up and so does Maro Itoje.
George Ford was waiting to pounce, but it still needed finishing from Fraser Dingwall!
Fraser Dingwall
Brave and correct call.
Sharp hands from George Ford and Elliot Daly puts Fraser Dingwall over in the corner for a first international try.
George Ford can't add the extras.
Those two points could be vital from earlier...
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Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Sometimes, it can take an opposition error to hand the other team momentum.
Josh Adams is usually assured under the high ball but his knock on deep inside Welsh territory seemed to give England and their fans a huge lift.
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An early push and it is a penalty. England opt for the corner. Big call but George Ford never once looked for the kicking tee.
England 8-14 Wales
Josh Adams drops a high ball and England will have a scrum. Big opportunity for a strike move. Or will the big props go for a rumble?
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Georg Ford has ran the most incredible scramble line to stop the ball going inside.
It was sensational because that is a try for all money if he doesn't.
England 8-14 Wales
Huge chance for Wales.
Lovely ball from Ioan Lloyd and Cameron Winnett is clear. He hits Josh Adams who is taken down by Tommy Freeman.
Another try-saver.
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Wales hold firm and Alex Mitchell clears.
Ryan Elias is now on for Elliot Dee.
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Ellis Genge and Dan Cole come on in the front row and will be pumped up for their first scrum.
Joe Marler and Will Stuart make way.
Here it comes.
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According to the Oxford dictionary 'approach' means to come near or nearer to something. Did Ford's side step bring him nearer to the ball? Based on his normal run up he was further away.
Phil, Staffordshire
England 8-14 Wales
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Twickenham
Wales did not concede a penalty in the first half. Incredible stat.
But they have been penalised on a couple of occasions in the second half and will not want to give England momentum.
England 8-14 Wales
Pin-point cross-field kick but Freddie Steward saves a likely try with an important hand.
Wales are fearless.
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
That settles it down from an England perspective, they are now in range.
Both teams do need to go through the gears, it is going to get edgy.
George Ford
The gap is closed to six.
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