Wales v England – Six Nations LIVE: Score and updates as brilliant England running riot in Cardiff

This has been a scintillating performance by England. So much for Steve Borthwick and his coaching staff to take forward from this one.

Wales left to contemplate a second straight wooden spoon. They need to appoint a head coach, a director of rugby and start the painful rebuild

Relentless from England and now Joe Heyes has his first international try!

Into the 22 again, Tom Willis with a powerful carry, brought down just short of the line and offloads from the floor to the suppporting Heyes. He dives over and it’s more English joy.

Conversion added and Wales just want this to end

This has been a truly disheartening day for Wales. A real step back after the shoots of recovery shown over the past two matches under Matt Sherratt

Good maul defence this time by Wales. England forced to spread the ball. Cunningham-South with a spinning carry before England go wide.

And there’s Henry Pollock for a debut try! Ford with an unbelievable fizzed pass, leaves Roberts for dead and Pollock strolls in down the line. Conversion added and England march on

Penalty advantage for England as Wales drive early defending the maul, Cunningham-South on the crash ball and he’s stopped just short. Back for the penalty and kicked to the corner again

George gives front-foot ball with a powerful carry and England win the penalty when Wales don’t release the tackler. To the corner again – a seventh try incoming?

England offside on halfway, giving Wales a platform to build from. Good touchfinder from Evans helps the cause.

The Welsh maul rumbles for a few metres before the backs get their shot but it’s loose, they’re forced backwards and eventually they give away the penalty when Itoje gets over the ball well. Probably sums up Wales today.

Another penalty to England for Wales not releasing. England attacking again but Genge is driven back by the Welsh defence.

George Ford, just on the field fires a bomb up into the air for Roebuck to fetch, he wins it in the 22 but it then goes forward off an English hand. Unlucky.

Out of nowhere, against the run of play in this second half, England have the try!

Daly goes in to make a tackle and dislodges the ball with his head, Alex Mitchell is alert, kicks it on, chases, picks up and dives over for the score. Incredible. When it’s your day, it’s your day.

Smith adds the extras and England undeservedly extend their lead.

Gareth Thomas on in Wales’s front row, Tommy Reffell in the back row.

Thomas immediately makes a mistake – with England pinned in their own 22, he charges into a ruck with no attempt to wrap and England can clear from the penalty into Welsh territory.