England vs Wales live: Latest score and updates from Six Nations clash after Ireland rout Italy
Ireland 58 Italy 15; England 25 Wales 21
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Your support makes all the difference.The Six Nations returned on Saturday - re-live the action as it happened as Ireland comprehensively beat Italy and England set up a chance to win the Grand Slam by beating Wales....
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Today we enter the fourth round and the title could very well be decided by the day's end.
First up we have Ireland hosting Italy, kicking off at 1.30pm, with both sides looking for their first win in this year's tournament. Joe Schmidt's Irish side have been plagued by injury and managed to draw with Wales before losing to both France and England. Italy, on the other hand, narrowly lost to France in the opening round but were then soundly beaten by both England and Scotland.
Following that Wales travel to Twickenham to face England in what will surely be the game of the weekend. England will be out to avenge the 28-25 loss they suffered to Warren Gatland's side during last year's World Cup, but a win for the Welsh would see them leapfrog their hosts into first place.
- England are top of the table with six points, Wales in second with five
- Ireland v Italy kicks off at 1.30pm
- England v Wales follows that at 4pm
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