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  1. England 36-7 Wales

    Gareth Delve
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

    England's discipline has fallen away a bit, Wales need to maximise their time with England down to 14 men. Game on now!

  2. England 36-7 Wales

    Gareth Griffiths
    BBC Sport Wales at Allianz Stadium

    Wales deserve that first try after a patient build-up.

    It has taken 50 minutes to show any composure and wing Josh Adams is the beneficiary.

  3. try

    Try - England 36-7 Wales

    Josh Adams con Dan Edwards

    Much better from Wales. They get the ball a few metres from the posts. Dan Edwards drops back, receives the ball, and kicks it for an unaccounted for Josh Adams who slides over on the left.

  4. Yellow card Itoje

    England 36-0 Wales

    Maro Itoje is booked! He concedes England's next penalty and has to go.

    He's only been on the pitch a few seconds.

    Maro ItojeGetty Images

  5. Lions stars Itoje and Curry come on

    England 36-0 Wales

    England concede a penalty for offside and the referee gives Jamie George a final warning.

    There's also time for multiple changes. Maro Itoje is one of those coming on to a great reception. As is Tom Curry.

  6. England 36-0 England

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

    Wales did well there to work the overlap and to test England to stay in the field.

  7. England 36-0 Wales

    A few phases later and Wales have run it up to the try line.

    This is more like it. Wales have gone two hours without scoring a point in Tests now.

    Can they restart that clock?

    Ben ThomasGetty Images

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    As much as I'm very happy with England at the moment, I want Wales rugby to be good again .. it will happen. France at one time went to a low point, look at them now.

    Gerry

  9. England 36-0 Wales

    Wales' nightmare continues. They have the ball in an attacking position and then all of a sudden England counter-ruck and steal the ball back.

  10. Ford 'pulling strings'

    England 36-0 Wales

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

    The fact they scored that try has saved Alex Mann, that was a stone cold yellow card.

    Roebuck scores but he owes it all to George Ford, he's pulling strings for England today.

    There have been no redeeming features for Wales today.

  11. England 36-0 Wales

    Matt Dawson
    Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Wales were bent out of shape and just do not have the where, motivation, the strength or physical strength to get into shape. Roebuck butchered that three on one.

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    Try - England 36-0 Wales

    Tom Roebuck con George Ford

    Here we go again. Sharp passing from England creates a massive hole on the right and Fraser Dingwall draws the final defender before setting up Tom Roebuck who walks over.

    Easy.

    Tom Roebuck scoring a tryGetty Images

  13. England 29-0 England

    Alex Cuthbert
    Former Wales winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The way George Ford is playing, he is like a Roles Royce out there.

  14. England 29-0 Wales

    So, will England be just as ruthless in this half?

    They win a scrum penalty in midfield and choose to kick into touch.

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    Can I just say, do not feel sorry for Wales. If the positions were reversed they would be revelling in England's demise. Wales have had some great teams in the past and they will come again

    Ian

  16. England 29-0 Wales

    The TV guys are saying that switch is tactical. There aren't any injury concerns for Genge.

    On the pitch, the half starts with some kicking tennis.

  17. HT: England 29-0 Wales

    Almost time for the second half.

    By the way, Arundell's hat-trick of tries is the first for England in the Six Nations since Jonny May against France in 2019.

    And the first against Wales in the Six Nations since Will Greenwood in 2001.

    Henry Arundell scores one of his triesGetty Images

  18. HT: England 29-0 Wales

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

    As Wales replacements jog out to warm-up during the interval, the ever-energetic Twickenham DJ throws on the Kaiser Chiefs 'I Predict a Riot'.

    Things have indeed got lairy.

  19. HT: England 29-0 Wales

    Wales take on France next week. It doesn't get easier.

  20. HT: England 29-0 Wales

    Gareth Griffiths
    BBC Sport Wales at Allianz Stadium

    Wales' record away defeat against England is a 62-5 loss in a World Cup warm-up match in August 2007.

    Their overall record defeat against England was the 68-14 defeat in March 2025.

    Wales have not won a Six Nations match for 1,064 days since they beat Italy in Rome in March 2023.

    That record is set to stretch until at least 1,072 days when Steve Tandy host France next Sunday in Cardiff.

    The expected loss here will represents a 12th successive defeat in the tournament.

    No good news sorry.