Ollie Chessum should be okay. It is high but very little force in that one, with Kieron Assiratti dropping in the tackle as well.

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They are having a look at a high tackle from Ollie Chessum. But no sign of any angles to look at...

Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

You can't over emphasise how important it is that Wales' kicks go over the touchline.

Tomos Williams has had two kicks now that have stayed in field and been straight down Freddie Steward's throat. Get it off the field Tom.

England manage to stop the Wales maul and win a scrum. But Henry Slade drops the ball on the crash.

So far it is all England.

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Keep the comments coming throughout the game.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Contrasting tactics, England started with a kick-off straight down the middle which they don't normally do.

They are not allowing Wales to box-kick the ball clear, there is a really good intensity from England.

Again England eye the corner as George Ford is next to nudge one through.

A clear tactic from Steve Borthwick's side is to attack this Welsh line-out.

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Elliot Daly is next to slice through the Welsh defence before dribbling the ball into the corner.

All the chat was about the Felix Jones' defence in the build-up...

Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Twickenham is responding to Jamie George's call to arms.

England are throwing the ball around and George Ford's clever kick wide handed them a great opportunity early on.

A chorus of 'Swing Low' breaks out inside the third minute. England expects.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That man Tommy Reffell gets over the ball to win the penalty!

I am surprised England did not go for the drive from the lineout.

Wales win a big turnover as Tommy Reffell gets over the ball. The ball is then cleared.

Huge exit for the Welsh.

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Freddie Steward slices through the Wales defence and England go deep into the Wales 22.

George Ford then goes cross-field but Rio Dyer mops it up.

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Twickenham is packed and we are under way.

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Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at Twickenham

No doubt who the Wilkins family from Aberystwyth are supporting this afternoon...

They're hopeful of a first Wales win since that World Cup triumph in 2015.

Sam Warburton
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I am not sure where Wales are right now because there has been such a huge turnover of players.

To go down 27 points to Scotland [last week] and then bounce back to a 27-26 loss shows great resilience from the younger group of players - they are finding their identity.

There is no tougher place than Twickenham.

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• Wales have lost their past five Six Nations matches away against England.
• Their most recent win in England came in the pool stage of the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
• Wales are the only side England have not trailed to at half-time of a Six Nations match at Twickenham.

Mantej Mann
BBC Sport at Twickenham

England fans are in optimistic mood as the Jamie George era begins at Twickenham.

Father and son James and Will from Solihull can't see a Wales upset.

Will said: "I think the rain may come in and but I can't see the Wales pack putting up with England's. We have been promised attacking rugby with England so let's see how that goes. Our defensive system still needs a bit of work from last week but it will take time.

"Wales very rarely win here at Twickenham but I think it will be a good spectacle. England have been very vocal about building the atmosphere and we're always ready to cheer."

James added: "We always go home with a lost voice. I'm not sure about the defence, and learning a new system while you're playing Wales is never a good idea. I think we will win but it will be tight."

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Wales have only won twice at Twickenham in the Six Nations.

One of those came in February 2012, when a 23-year-old Warburton had redemption in his mind just months after being red-carded in a narrow World Cup semi-final defeat by France.

"Twickenham was an amazing stadium as the Welsh would travel down and it was a phenomenal atmosphere," Sam Warbuton told Rugby Union Daily. "Outside the Principality, it was my favourite place to play.

"Walking through the crowd is quite daunting if you're young. I just got sent off four months before at the World Cup and got recognised a lot more for that.

"As I got to the door, there was a little fire escape and some England fan shouted: 'Warburton it was a red card.' That was massive motivation for me. That one little moment."

Warburton produced a man-of-the-match performance in a 19-12 victory including an iconic try-saving tackle on Manu Tuilagi.