Summary

  • Watch live coverage as England face Wales in the U20 Six Nations

  • Highly-rated Saracens wing Noah Caluori and Harlequins scrum-half Lucas Friday start for the hosts, while Bath forward Connor Treacey captains the side

  • Wales are led jointly by Cardiff centre Steffan Emanuel and Gloucester number eight Deian Gwynne

  • Wales denied England a Grand Slam last year with a shock win 23-13 win that enabled France to claim the trophy

  • Watch Friday's other U20 Six Nations game - Italy v Scotland

  1. Full-timepublished at 80 mins

    England 19-16 Wales

    That's it! England celebrate, the Welsh players drop to their knees.

    You can read the full report of the match right here.

  2. Postpublished at 75 mins

    England 19-16 Wales

    England take the lead for the first time in the 75th minute! Replacement Victor Worsnip bundles over from a few yards out to complete a fantastic turnaround.

  3. Postpublished at 62 mins

    England 12-16 Wales

    Another twist. England's Luke Davidson is given a 20-minute red card after he charges into Carwyn Leggatt-Jones' who's waiting for a high kick to drop.

    It's shoulder to head. England will play the rest of this match with 14.

  4. Postpublished at 51 mins

    England 12-16 Wales

    England close the gap! Harlequins' Jimmy Staples drives over following a line-out.

  5. Postpublished at 45 mins

    England 7-16 Wales

    Is the comeback on? England get their first points of the match right at the start of the second half as replacement Sonny Tonga'uiha barges over from a few yards out.

  6. Half-timepublished at 20:38 GMT 6 February

    England 0-16 Wales

    A Wales player kicks the ball forwardImage source, PA

    It's half-time now, who saw this result coming? Wales are absolutely blowing England away!

    The visitors crossed through Steffan Emanuel who grounded Carwyn Leggatt-Jones' quick-thinking grubber after England's Luke Davidson had fumbled the ball in front of his own try line.

    And in the final 10 minutes before the break they added six further points from penalties.

  7. Postpublished at 20 mins

    England 0-3 Wales

    Halfway through the first half and Wales have controlled most of the possession and territory in very muddy conditions in Northampton.

    They've only got three points to show for it mind after Carwyn Leggatt-Jones kicked an early penalty.

    An early injury for Harlequins' Ollie Streeter has seen him replaced by Sonny Tonga'uiha.

  8. Postpublished at 08:10 GMT 6 February

    England v WalesImage source, BBC Sport

    England v Wales

    Kick-off 19:45 GMT

    Date: Friday 6 February Venue: Franklin's Gardens, England

    Watch live on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app from 19:30 GMT

    To catch up on all the under-20s Six Nations action for 30 days, click here.

  9. Wales dash England U20s Grand Slam dreampublished at 08:10 GMT 6 February

    Media caption,

    Wales dash England U20s grand slam dream

  10. BBC coveragepublished at 08:07 GMT 6 February

    U20 Six Nations fixtures and kick-off times

    Round 1

    Friday, 6 February

    19:15 - Italy v Scotland, Stadio di Monigo, Treviso

    19:45 - England v Wales, Franklin's Gardens, Northampton *

    Saturday, 7 February

    20:00 - France v Ireland, Stade Aime‑Giral, Perpignan

    Round 2

    Friday, 13 February

    19:15 - Scotland v England, Hive Stadium, Edinburgh

    19:45 - Ireland v Italy, Virgin Media Park, Cork

    Saturday, 14 February

    20:00 - Wales v France, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff

    Round 3

    Friday, 20 February

    19:15 - Wales v Scotland, Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff

    19:45 - England v Ireland, Recreation Ground, Bath

    Saturday, 21 February

    20:00 - France v Italy, Stadium Lille Metropole, Villeneuve d'Ascq

    Round 4

    Friday, 6 March

    18:15 - Scotland v France, Hive Stadium, Edinburgh

    19:15 - Italy v England, Stadio di Monigo, Treviso *

    Saturday, 7 March

    19:45 - Ireland v Wales, Virgin Media Park, Cork *

    Round 5

    Sunday, 15 March

    13:00 - Wales v Italy, Rodney Parade, Newport *

    15:15 - Ireland v Scotland, Virgin Media Park, Cork *

    17:45 - France v England, Stade Marcel‑Deflandre, La Rochelle *

    Fixtures are subject to late changes and the BBC is not responsible for any that are made. * also live on Red Button