England vs Ireland LIVE: Six Nations 2022 result and final score as Ireland win after early England red card

After TMO Marius Jonker clarifies where, precisely, the mark is, England opt to switch kickers - Henry Slade was lining up the longer range effort but hands the tee back to Marcus Smith, the more regular performer of kicking duties.

Ireland claim the 22 drop-out as it skews short, with Andrew Conway displaying his aerial nous. Open acreage appears in front of Garry Ringrose after an offload from Bundee Aki, but England, seemingly short of numbers, have defended that well, and he is forced to kick...

And Johnny Sexton hares after it from an offside position. Penalty to England, which is kickable.

Smith fades his effort to the right.

Another set-piece penalty against Ireland - Iain Henderson, who is on for the remainder after James Ryan’s failed HIA, is thrown across the lineout. Marcus Smith will go for the posts from 15 metres in, 35 metres out.

A third scrum penalty for England. Tadhg Furlong is again asked to waltz backwards by his burly dance partner Ellis Genge, who is really on top.

Mathieu Raynal has a word with both captains as there is a pause for an injury. There’s a suspicion of illegal Irish involvement in the air as England take the lineout, but Raynal is happy for play to continue as Harry Randall drives a box kick to about 30 metres out.

England then get their hands to the ball and Ireland fumble in trying to maul.

Gas from Hugo Keenan, squaring up Freddie Steward and then accelerating to his outside to get away from his opposite number. He then produces a miraculous offload as Jack Nowell barrels into him.

Johnny Sexton chips ahead, and the bounce of the ball is nasty. Garry Ringrose picks up with remarkable ease, but he has to slide and is eventually forced over the touchline seven metres from the English line.

But having lost Charlie Ewels it is short of puff, and England go nowhere. Ireland then claw the ball back their way as England try to play away, and hoof the ball upfield.

Twickenham approves of the decision to go for the corner. Henry Slade puts his forwards five metres out. “HEAVE!” is the cry.

The two sides trade punts and England maul at the lineout that comes from the exchange. It makes ten metres, crossing halfway, and then is halted.

Marcus Smith lifts a lovely miss ball over the top to jack Nowell, who biffs a tackler back. To the other side, Joe Marchant arcing delightfully into space outside Cian Healy and then passing on. It looked forward, but on England go.

And Ireland are offside...but England can’t make anything of the advantage despite a devilish stabbed kick through. Back for the penalty ten metres out near the right touchline.