Summary

  • Ireland score five tries to secure record win at Twickenham as England slump to miserable defeat

  • Ireland reignite their title hopes with brilliant display marshalled by Jamison Gibson-Park

  • England's title hopes in tatters after heavy back-to-back defeats

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Joe Rindl

  1. Pollock back on

    England 7-29 Ireland

    Another England bonus, they've survived the rest of the sin-bin. Henry Pollock returns to the action.

  2. England 7-29 Ireland

    So, England march up right to the tryline, but come away with nothing. Time to switch things up and Bevan Rodd trots on, replacing Ellis Genge.

  3. England 7-29 Ireland

    Ireland penalty. Jamie George is penalised for a croc-roll.

    Jamie George going in for a tackleGetty Images

  4. England 7-29 Ireland

    Jack van Poortvliet is stopped a few metres out.

  5. England 7-29 Ireland

    England have a line-out a few metres out which leads to a maul...

    England line-outGetty Images

  6. England 7-29 Ireland

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

    This is not the start Pollock would have wanted. England have not played well enough to let him thrive in the number eight role.

    From an England perspective, they are going to have to try and win the next ten minutes. They can't look at the big picture, they need to take it one section at a time.

    Henry PollockGetty Images

  7. England 7-29 Ireland

    England win a cheap get out from the scrum, stealing a penalty as Ireland fold up.

    So then, England will start their next phase of possession in Ireland's half. They need it to amount to something.

    Ben Earl and team mates walkingPA Media

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    England look lost and broken. Two weeks running now.

    Chris, Exeter

    England's discipline all across the game is awful. Genge the poorest of the lot

    Jj, Manchester

  9. Replacements

    England 7-29 Ireland

    Some swaps for both teams.

    Tom O'Toole and Finlay Bealham replace Jeremy Loughman and Tadhg Furlong. Tom Curry is off for Guy Pepper.

  10. England 7-29 Ireland

    Finally, a tiny bit of joy for England as they win a scrum after a forward pass.

    Twenty-two points is the gap. Under 35 minutes to go.

  11. England 7-29 Ireland

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

    England look genuinely lost.

  12. England 7-29 Ireland

    England are starting to fall apart. They fumble a contested catch, which will allow Ireland to kick for the corner.

    Robert Baloucoune of Ireland evades the tackle of England's Ollie Lawrence,Getty Images

  13. England 7-29 Ireland

    Mike McCarthy
    Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster

    All the big guns are standing up for Ireland. The big names have bounced back. Ireland had to come back out with that intent, and it's all with them again.

  14. England 7-29 Ireland

    The TV cameras immediately cut to Henry Pollock, sitting in the sin bin, watching on.

  15. try

    Try - England 7-29 Ireland

    Dan Sheehan con Jack Crowley (44 mins)

    It's too easy for Ireland! England run out of defenders and Dan Sheehan is able to bulldoze over.

    Ireland keep up the scoreboard pressure.

    Dan Sheehan scoring a tryGetty Images

  16. England 7-22 Ireland

    Mike McCarthy
    Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster

    Tom Curry got smashed backwards, I thought they might have another look at it.

  17. England 7-22 Ireland

    Meanwhile, Tom Curry is down injured.

  18. England 7-22 Ireland

    Chris Jones
    BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC 5 Live

    Ireland have broken England in half.

  19. Yellow card - England

    England 7-22 Ireland

    It gets worse for England! Ireland's Caelan Doris breaks the line and are metres from a bonus-point try. England's Henry Pollock stops them, illegally, and is given a yellow card on his first Six Nations start.

  20. England 7-22 Ireland

    The England fans have started a round of Sweet Chariots, trying to inspire their team. Ireland have stolen the ball back in midfield.