Ellie Kildunne puts in such a clever grubber kick that exposes space and gets the Welsh defence turning on their heels again.

Lleucu George kicks clear but - again - its not that effective.

England dominating the kicking contest here... quite easily.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Another opportunity for Wales in England's '22 but again they're a little bit hapless.

They need to be better when these opportunities arrive.

Wales sniff a chance.

Flanker Bethan Lewis gets her boot to a dropped England pass in midfield and Lisa Neumann carries up field.

But the passing is just not good enough.

Sean Lynn has made two changes at half-time and they're both in the front-row where prop Donna Rose and hooker Kelsey Jones are on.

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Today's attendance has been confirmed as 21,186.

That is a record for a Wales women's home game - in any sport.

The second half is go...

Marlie Packer
England flanker on BBC Two

We knew Wales were going to come out strong. They bring so much passion playing here, the stadium is absolutely incredible.

The leaders will be talking about our defence, and also how we want to attack the game, we want to find grass with our kicks and also make sure we're winning the close-quarter contact.

Simon Middleton
Former England Women head coach on BBC Two

Wales just need to sure the game up a little bit when they have the ball, the first eight minutes was a real blueprint in how Wales wanted to play.

We've been cast into darkness here at the Principality Stadium.

For a moment we feared someone had forgotten to pay the electricity bill... such are the tough times in Welsh rugby.

But actually it's just for the half-time show... with The Stickmen Project.

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France overcome a resilient Scotland with an impressive second-half performance to secure their second victory in the opening two games at the Women's Six Nations.

Report: France dominate in second half to beat Scotland

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Principality Stadium

Just like they did in Edinburgh last week, it was an electric start from Wales.

But after England's backline got going, it was one-way traffic.

Wales need to figure out how to contain them or it will be a very long evening. One journalist is already asking what's the record losing score in this fixture.

Sean Lynn has got a big team talk coming up, meanwhile, we're all in the dark being entertained by the Stickmen!

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That's the end of the first half that started so brightly for Wales.

But England recomposed themselves and made a major statement with a four-try reply.

Rachael Burford
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio Wales

You're not going to get many opportunities to get into England's '22, it's critical you maximise every chance.

Georgia Evans - honestly I'm not cutting and pasting! - wins a turnover in midfield but Kiera Bevan kicks straight out to touch from the resulting scrum.

It's those little things are not going Wales' way.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Wales are creating opportunities out-wide, but it's not in big space. England are far too good to beat in one-on-ones.

Georgia Evans comes up with another tackle... she is absolutely everywhere for Wales.

And she's also got a huge smile on her face. She's loving this contest.

Not surprising given she feared she may be suspended for this one.

Wales get another penalty from a scrum.

They did well than after the referee had spoken to both front-rows and have the chance to clear up field.

Well they should have! Lleucu George misses touch with her kick. Unforgivable.

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