Both front-rows are getting a talking-to from referee Nic Berry as another scrum goes down.

I suspect those big boys just want a rest after that frantic period of play.

Danny Care
Former England scrum-half on BBC One

The finest of margins in Test match rugby.

So much happened in a wild two minutes. We want to see a frantic game, we want to see it end to end, we want to see attacking rugby. I'm all for this type of rugby.

Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality Stadium

Since he came over from New Zealand, full-back Blair Murray, who qualifies for Wales through his mum from Tonyrefail, has been the find of the season in what has been an awful campaign.

He had not played a professional game before arriving in Llanelli to play for Scarlets in the summer of 2024 but now looks at home on the Test stage.

Those early tries are having an impact and this game is starting to break open.

Cowan-Dickie a try-saver for England.

Murray has now already been denied twice today.

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Blair Murray was dreaming of glory then but Luke Cowan-Dickie gets a crucial ankle tap to save a certain try.

First Marcus Smith has a go with a chip and chase but is beaten by the bounce.

Then the livewire Wales full-back counters. He gathers his bounce but the England's hooker's fingertips saved his team.

Is there anything as agonising as a tap tackle?

Blair Murray takes some of the pressure of Gareth Anscombe by hoofing the ball up field.

Think he was looking for the 50-22 but doesn't quite reach it.

But Wales at last have some field advantage.

Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

From a line-out point of view, does Chandler Cunningham-South have the same knowledge as Ollie Chessum?

Wales must look to target him.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Wales are at sixes and sevens.

They're struggling to get over the gain-line, they are going to have to rethink very quickly to get on the front foot.

The English defence is really on top at the moment.

While Joe Roberts was getting treatment it's actually England lock Ollie Chessum who has gone off.

That's disappointing for the Leicester lock and Chandler Cunningham-South is on earlier than expected.

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Joe Roberts was drafted in as a makeshift wing today with Tom Rogers ruled out but looks very uncomfortable as the physio works on his shoulder. He soldiers on.

Wales have had the second most efficient lineout in the Six Nations - only bettered by France - but Elliott Dee sees a throw picked off.

Nothing going right yet for the men in red.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at the Principality Stadium

That Tom Roebuck score has sucked some of the atmosphere out of the Principality Stadium.

The big screens implore the crowd to "get loud". A blast of Hymns and Arias issues from the tannoy.

Gareth Anscombe being held up by a tag team of Will Stuart and Tommy Freeman doesn't help matters though.

Well it's only taken 15 minutes for the first bit of argy-bargy as Aaron Wainwright and Dafydd jenkins square up to Ollie Chessum.

Just forwards getting to know each other.

Gareth Anscombe lacked any conviction about that attack then.

He looked for support but held on instead and is held up in the tackle.

Wales have not switched on yet.

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Matt Dawson
Listen to 2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everything England have done has been accurate and with pace. The rucks are quick, Wales must change how they defend at the breakdown.

Danny Care
Former England scrum-half on BBC One

Fin Smith with a long looping pass over the defence, not giving the defence a chance to get back. Tommy Roebuck doing what Tommy Roebuck does for Sale Sharks week in week out.

Give him opportunities and he will score tries.

Talk about a dream start.

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Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is the right decision. Not a massive impact, but Tomos Williams does impede Tom Curry.

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