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Eddie Jones says less-experienced England players will learn valuable lessons from their 23-19 victory over Wales, where they led 17-0 but ended up hanging on desperately at the end as the visitors probed for a match-winning try.
Wales' ambitions of retaining their Six Nations rugby title have been extinguished with a 23-19 loss to England despite a three-try fightback in the second half by the champions at Twickenham.
So much has happened, so little has changed.
Wales boss Wayne Pivac questioned the legality of England’s decisive second-half try following his team’s 23-19 Guinness Six Nations defeat at Twickenham.
Eddie Jones insisted any preferential treatment from referee Mike Adamson in their 23-19 Guinness Six Nations victory over Wales evened the score after events in Cardiff a year earlier.
England survived repeated second-half comebacks from Wales to keep their Guinness Six Nations title hopes alive with victory at Twickenham.
London - England maintained their Six Nations title bid and all but ended reigning champions Wales' hopes of a successful defence with a 23-19 win in an error-strewn contest at Twickenham on Saturday.
Marcus Smith's boot and a try from Alex Dombrandt ensured England remain in the Guinness Six Nations title hunt after they defeated reigning champions Wales at Twickenham. Both teams went into the contest knowing that defeat would likely end their hopes of lifting the title, having won one and lost one in the opening two rounds of the Championship.