Summary

  • World champions England v Wales at sold-out Ashton Gate in Bristol

  • England score five first-half tries, with one on debut for Bristol Bears wing Millie David - later forced off after head injury assessment

  • Captain Meg Jones - born in Cardiff - scores twice for Red Roses, with one each for Maddie Feaunati and Marlie Parker

  • Keira Bevan and Kelsey Jones respond with Wales tries

  • Amy Cokayne (with two), Claudia Moloney-MacDonald, Jess Breach and Maud Muir extend England's lead in second half - with Bethan Lewis and Seren Lockwood scoring to earn four-try bonus point for Wales

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  1. England 62-19 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

    That's the second try-saving tackle Seren Lockwood has made in as many games.

    The 19-year-old scrum-half has not looked out of place on the wing at all.

    Seren LockwoodHuw Evans Picture Agency

  2. 'She's been exceptional'

    England 60-19 Wales

    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on BBC Two

    Keira BevanHuw Evans Picture Agency

    She's been exceptional this afternoon [Keira Bevan]. I think not starting her last week gave her a bee in her bonnet and she thought she would come on and prove a point.

  3. try

    Try - England 62-19 Wales

    Maud Muir con Zoe Harrison (76 mins)

    Straight up the other end and England score! Ten tries for them today.

    The Red Roses break through through Maddie Feaunati and, although Wales do really well in scramble defence, replacement Maud Muir is on hand to crash over.

  4. 'Great finish'

    England 55-19 Wales

    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on BBC Two

    Not slowing anything down, it's a great finish by today's skipper Bethan Lewis. Wales keep it tight with a pick and go and that's what get's her the try. Great awareness by the skipper.

  5. England 55-19 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

    Wales deserved that, they've certainly not lacked heart out there today.

  6. try

    Try - England 55-17 Wales

    Bethan Lewis con Keira Bevan (74 mins)

    Fantastic stuff from Wales! They take a line-out quickly and catch England on their heels. Their forwards all have a go at trying to bulldoze over and it's stand-in captain Bethan Lewis who's the one to eventually break England's defensive wall.

  7. England 55-12 Wales

    Wales are pushing with seven minutes to go. They're one metre out!

  8. Get Involved

    As someone said earlier, the Ashley Beck era has arrived for Wales… if this is anything to go by, long may it continue

    Chris, Wrexham

  9. England 55-12 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter

    Freya Bell wasn't even in the Six Nations squad a week ago, now the Wales Under-21s player is making her senior debut against the world champions.

    What a moment for her.

  10. Get Involved

    I’m happy to see all the W6N teams improving - much better for women’s rugby. Love that the Red Roses are being challenged

    Elaine, Houdon, France

  11. England 55-12 Wales

    Freya Bell is on for her Wales debut.

    Keira Bevan then beats a player with some fancy footwork to gain 20 metres for Wales.

  12. England 55-12 Wales

    Catrin Edwards
    Former Wales prop Catrin Edwards on Radio Cymru

    I don't want see Wales drop their heads now.

    I know that we can't win it, this final 10 minutes is massively important for Wales.

  13. England 53-12 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

    Just looking back through the head-to-heads and England's record score over Wales in the Six Nations was an 81-0 hammering back in 2005.

    Last year England won 67-12, can Wales keep it below that with 10 minutes to go?

  14. try

    Try - England 55-12 Wales

    Marlie Packer con Zoe Harrison (69 mins)

    England do get their ninth try! It's oh so simple against a tiring Wales defence.

    A line-out becomes a maul and Marlie Packer reaches over to score. She's back up to joint-third in the England all-time try scorers list, level with Jess Breach.

  15. England 48-12 Wales

    Catrin Edwards
    Former Wales prop Catrin Edwards on Radio Cymru

    Watching the skill of England live is incredible.

  16. No try!

    England 48-12 Wales

    Yep, Claudia Moloney-MacDonald lost control of the ball as she attempted to score, spilling it before it touched the ground.

    Try ruled out.

  17. Try review

    Hang on. They're checking the grounding.

  18. try

    Try - England 53-12 Wales

    Claudia Moloney-MacDonald (67 mins)

    It's getting ugly!

    Holly Aitchison kicks a clutch grubber which sits up nicely for Claudia Moloney-MacDonald who goes over for her second.

    Claudia Moloney and Ellie Kildunne celebrate the tryGetty Images

  19. England 48-12 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

    England ran in 12 against Scotland last weekend, Wales will be wanting to avoid a similar slaughter.

    They're back to 15 at least.

  20. England 48-12 Wales

    Kat Merchant
    2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Radio Wales

    This is where England are so dangerous.

    It is their ability to pass the ball, the pass beat the Welsh defence there, it was wide, so flat, all Jess Breach had to do was walk it in.