England v Wales player ratings: Maro Itoje puts in a colossal performance for England
Man-for-man marking from England's 25-21 win over Wales in the 2016 Six Nations.
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Your support makes all the difference.England are well on track to winning their first Six Nations grand slam since 2003 after beating Wales 25-21 at Twickenham.
England dominated the first half, scoring a try through Anthony Watson and nine points from the boot of Owen Farrell. Their dominance continued early in the second period, with Farrell adding another penalty, but then Wales came storming back into the game.
Dan Biggar charged down a George Ford kick for a try before George North and Toby Faletau scored a try each, setting up a tense final few minutes for both sides.
Have a look through the gallery below to find out how the players fared...
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