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England 5-7 Wales
Elliot Daly has just sent the ball the entire length of the field. England's defence did not budge.
Summary
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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"Wales, Wales, Waleeees"published at 17:24 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 5-7 Wales
Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at Twickenham"Wales, Wales, Waleeees."
The visiting fans raise the volume as their side lay siege to the England line. This is their first sustained attack following the penalty try.
England standing firm, though.
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England 5-7 Wales
Wales are in this one now.
Rio Dyer is one fire as he chases down Cameron Winnett's kick, George Ford clears but doesn't get much distance.
Never give up!
Image source, Getty Images'England are feeling the heat'published at 17:20 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 5-7 Wales
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveThere is a sideshow to watch down here as England are remonstrating with the four official on the touchline.
Steve Borthwick has been down from the stands to speak to the fourth official after the charge down for the conversion.
England are feeling the heat.
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Andrew Priestley: How important will those two points prove to be?
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England 5-7 Wales
Sam Underhill drops the ball from the line-out to gift Wales another chance.
Poor from Wales though as they give away a free-kick from the scrum.
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Matt: If that twitch from Ford is enough then Biggar should never have made a single kick!!
Wales difficult to break downpublished at 17:17 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 5-7 Wales
Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at TwickenhamReferee James Doleman is not a popular man among the Twickenham faithful.
The boos following the George Ford conversion 'attempt' were deafening.
Wales have scored from their one attack and their young side are proving difficult to break down.
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England 5-7 Wales
And now Ollie Chessum is off for a head-injury-assessment. Alex Coles is on.
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England 5-7 Wales
Plenty of shouting and screaming from the England players as they win a scrum.
Talk about pumping up the atmosphere.
Ollie Chessum is back on.
Image source, Getty Images'Dyer is right to go for it'published at 17:14 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 5-7 Wales
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveI would say that is fair.
George Ford is arguing, but Rio Dyer is right to go for it.
'Shades of Dallaglio'published at 17:13 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 5-7 Wales
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveShades of Lawrence Dallaglio from that pick-up - carrying Welsh players over the line.
Try - England 5-7 Walespublished at 20 mins
Ben Earl
Huge power!
Ben Earl off the back of the scrum smashes his way to the line and stretches over.
George Ford misses the kick without even taking it. He twitched and that was enough for Rio Dyer to run in and kick it off the tee.
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England 0-7 Wales
A perfect response from England as Maro Itoje smashes Ioan Lloyd to win a scrum under the posts.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales drive ahead with the maulpublished at 17:08 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 0-7 Wales
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveWe saw last week Wales' dominance in the driving maul, this week again it has been exceptional.
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Steve: Ridiculous yellow card. Wasn't dangerous wasn't intentional. Howay man.Rugby. Get a grip!!!!
Try - England 0-7 Walespublished at 17 mins
Penalty try
The maul is chopped down and Ethan Roots is sent to the sin-bin. England down to 13 men.
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England 0-0 Wales
One thing must be said is how quick that decision was. Quick, efficient and well communicated.
Meanwhile, Wales go on the attack and win a penalty from the scrum.
They go into the corner...
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England 0-0 Wales
Indeed it stays a yellow card. I should work in the TMO bunker!
Mitigation?published at 17:03 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February
England 0-0 Wales
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveThe first contact is on Keiron Assiratti's head from Ollie Chessum's shoulder.
Is there mitigation because Sam Underhill was making a tackle on him?