22 mins: Wow! What a few minutes of action we just had. All that drama and Wales lead by two.

They win a penalty near halfway and kick into the 22. Ollie Chessum’s sin-bin is over so England back up to 14 men at least.

That is incredible power by Ben Earl! England on the scoreboard.

The scrum is set, England pop the ball to a crashing Earl on the right and the No 8 powers through Alex Mann, Ioan Lloyd and Cameron Winnett, reaches out and touches down! Superb score

But drama on the conversion! Ford does a shuffle as he lines it up, Wales think he’s started his run-up, so charge and knock the ball from the tee. Referee deems it’s legal so no conversion!

18 mins: What on earth are Wales doing?! With the lead and facing 13 men, they try to run the kick-off back from deep. They are pushed back a few metres, then Ioan Lloyd inexplicably tries to run again and is crunched by Maro Itoje under his own posts.

ENGLAND TURNOVER! The ball is trapped in the ruck, so it’s a five-metre scrum in front of the posts!

The crowd get behind England as they defend this lineout but there’s nothing they, or England, can do.

A clean lineout to the back, the maul trundles towards the line and it’s illegally brought down by England! Penalty try and a yellow card to Ethan Roots.

Disaster for England who are now down to 13 men for the next few minutes and 7-0 down…

16 mins: The penalty count firmly in Wales’s favour so far and they win another at the scrum. They kick to the corner, looking to make the most of their man advantage…

14 mins: An England lineout in their own territory goes awry and Wales win the scrum.

Perhaps the quickest bunker review in history and it will just stay a yellow card on Chesusm. The referee announces the decision over the microphone to the Twickenham crowd – a nice idea change in recent times to keep the spectators at the stadium informed.

12 mins: A delay as the TMO Brendan Pickering finds the right angles for referee James Doleman to check.

Jeers around Twickenham as the replays show the contact. It’s borderline whether Chessum’s should contacts Assiratti’s shoulder or head first.

The referee determines it’s head contact, so it’s a yellow card for Ollie Chessum and the bunker will review to see if it’s upgraded to red. Referee Doleman says Chessum is upright in contact but it looks like he’s dipping and Assiratti may be as well. We’ll see what the bunker say.

12 mins: A sliced kick clear by Ioan Lloyd is well claimed by Dyer on his own 22 and although the ball then breaks loose, England can’t cleanly gather on the left flank.

Wales prop Keiron Assiratti receiving some treatment but he looks ok to continue. Hold on – a TMO review. Ollie Chessum on Assiratti, apparently a shoulder to the head…

11 mins: Solid English scrum and they try to run a strike play from the base but the pass from Mitchell is dropped by Slade, Wales collect and danger is averted.

The pass was maybe a touch high but Slade, on the crash ball, would have expected to hold on. A big opportunity squandered there.

9 mins: England’s kicking game on point so far as another Ford grubber forces a defensive Wales lineout. Unlike the first half last week, their lineout is holding strong so far but as they try to maul clear, England counter-maul superbly and win the turnover.

Frist scrum of the day, five metres from the Welsh line with England put-in. Can they make their mark at scrum-time?