England v Wales: Women’s Six Nations – live!

77 min: Possession exchanges hands but Wales have it and they will look to close out this match with some more points.

A penalty goes against England and Wales kick the ball for some well-earned territory.

What phenomenal skill from McKenna to keep that in play, she pops it to Scarratt who scores.

Harrison misses again.

74 min: England were so lucky to come away with that ball in the scrum but the Red Roses have it and Scarratt is away!

The break is so clean she has little support. The ball fizzes out wide but reach can’t get away.

They are inches away now and they earn a penalty …

72 min: John is back on the pitch for Wales now and the visitors are back to 15 players.

A point England need to take a look at is their penalty and conversion taker. The scoreboard would be a lot higher if Harrison had got the kicks.

Powell drops a high ball, her first of the match and it’s bad luck for the player who has been amazing this game.

Wales’ defence run out of room and open space sees Brown run it in, a cracking team try sees the Harlequins prop profit.

Harrison’s kick is pushed wide.

70 min: Well the record is well and truly broken. 14,689 fans are in Kingsholm, an attendance record for a women’s rugby match in England. What an achievement!

England currently in possession and the hunt once more.

Jones crashes over after clinical set-pieces come off for them. The line-out and maul functioning so well, she then picks the right time to splinter to go over.

Wales fully deserve that try.

The conversion just pings off the post from Bevan.

66 min: Wales have a good spell of possession and eventually come away with the penalty. It is in kickable range but they kick to the corner.

The line-out is clean and Wales no try to use the maul to their advantage.

I’m speechless. Ward pops the ball to Matthews and she beats four defenders to score. WOW!

Harrison misses the kick.

63 min: England make more changes as Muir and Powel come on for Cornborough and Davies.

And Wales also take the opportunity to make a sub with Harries off for Lewis.

62 min: Wales respond well to that yellow card as England don’t get their maul over the line. The visitors have a scrum in England’s 22.

Early engagement give the ball to Wales and they clear through Wilkins. But it’s brought back for a free kick for Wales, Wilkins boots it upfield.

Another infringement at the maul sees John get her marching orders.

59 min: The scrum is reset and then England get the penalty.

Harrison kicks away and get back into their half again. We are starting to see the pinpoint accuracy of the Red Roses.

They have got their driving maul back into this match and then they fizz it out wide. Momentum stalls as Rowland struggles to keep the ball but she does. It’s then kicked through but Wales are offside and England have another opportunity to attack.

Wales make another change Pyrs is off for Hope.

57 min: This scoreline must be tough for Wales because it really doesn’t tell the story of the match.

England have had to fight for everything they have scored with Wales’ set-piece especially being a highlight.

There’s another Wales scrum now.

Wow, the line-out is taken short and they pop Bern in for a lovely try.

England stick with Harrison who slots a good kick.

55 min: England are given an advantage and so Harrison pops a kick in to try and find Breach. It’s not collected so we come back for that advantage.

The ref warns Lillicrap about infringements at the line-out.

England kick to corner and are searching for a sixth try in Gloucester.

54 min: Wales are making changes as Jones and Callender comes on for Phillips and Butchers.

England make a change at nine as Hunt is on for Packer.

Powell collects a ball from Scarratt’s boot and sets off. The full-back has been impressive so far. England now in possession though.

The ball is fizzed out wide and Breach neatly dots down, England are firing now.

Harrison misses another conversion, it’ll be interesting to see if the team switch to Rowland at some point.

51 min: Lewis sends a kick upfield to clear their lines but England immediately hit back with a superb break from Scarratt.

It’s so difficult for Wales to set up a clear attack with the kick needed to set them free but it gifts the ball to England.

Wales’ defence is again called upon as England knock on the door.

49 min: Wales defence is an iron wall at the moment and the gainline remains. They hold Scarratt up and Wales roar in celebration as an England knock-on thwarts another attack.

The visitors’ scrum has functioned well this afternoon and again they build from deep after a solid set-piece.

They remain in England’s 22 with fierce Red Roses defence on them.

47 min: Another England handling error with a knock-on from the restart. Wales have the scrum and after a reset Wales come away with it.

They go through the hands but Breach manages to intercept it, what a player!

England are now on the charge.

The driving maul again for England is beautiful and it tumbles over the line with Davies on the receiving end – her second of the match.

Conversion missed by Harrison.

44 min: England’s first line-out works well and the maul is brought out again, an impressive part of the hosts’ game so far. It continues as it was in the first half but Wales do bring it down.

Harrison puts in a crossfield kick, looking for McKenna. Wales don’t take it cleanly but they eventually get it. We come back for an England advantage and the Red roses kick to corner, they are hunting for the bonus point.

42 min: There’s a change at the break for Wales as Tuipulotu comes off for John.

From the restart Ward concedes a penalty and Wales win the first scrum of the second half. Joyce runs away with it, who probably show have offloaded to Neumann, but Wales are still on the charge.

They kick is away and Kildunne let’s it run out of play. We come back for an England penalty. Harrison kicks to the corner.

We are back underway at Kingsholm Stadium!

Can England hold onto this one? Or will Wales claim another comeback win?

An update on Abby Dow, who went down injured 15 minutes into the fixture, she has been taken to hospital in Gloucester.

With one eye on the World Cup later this year, England fans will be hoping it isn’t a long-time out for the electric and versatile back.

We wish her all the best.

The end of that half ended in another England knock-on!

Well so far England have the upper hand on the scoreboard but this is a very level match. Wales’ defence has been electric and they just need more attacking ball to get in the points.

The difference so far are scores from Davies, Breach and Ward. An exciting 40 minutes to come.

39 min: The England scrum sees the hosts come away with the ball, the ref citing no stability.

But again, England knock-on.

Wales are doing really well to pressure England with so many opportunities smothered by the visitors.

37 min: What is with the handling errors in the last few minutes? This time it’s Wales who knock-on and so there’s an England scrum.

There’s a slight break in play with players taking on water with some medical checks too.

36 min: Packer attempts to take the restart but it smacks her and she knocks it on. Another Wales scrum in a great position.

There’s now a TMO review for foul play, we’re looking at Wales’ Joyce tackle on Packer. It’s a penalty only so England manage to escape another Welsh threat.

England’s line-out sticks this time and they start a driving maul.

There maul is always so impressive and they are making massive metres here as they march into the 22. England also win an advantage and Packer releases the ball.

Quick hands sees Breach go over, what a return for the winger!

Harrison conversion.