Wales vs England LIVE: Rugby World Cup warm-up result and reaction from Cardiff

This performance really will please Warren Gatland, a young side riding the rigours of being second best for most of the first 40 minutes and then coming out with extra intensity and an accuracy England have lacked in this second half.

Still time left for a turnaround, though. An England scrum penalty allows them to advance up the right.

Magnificent cover defence from Freddie Steward and Ellis Genge! It’s nearly a dream first touch for Grady, an emasculating swat of Max Malins as he picks and drives from 15 out and the replacement centre seems a certainty to score in the corner. But Steward wraps the legs as he attacks the ankles, rolling Grady towards touch and allowing Genge to provide the requisite biff to force him fully on to the chalk before a try-scoring arm can be extended.

England go again to their bench, George Ford replacing Marcus Smith at fly-half. But the Principality crowd are starting to roar, Mason Grady introduced as Wales begin to build again.

George North shimmies past Jack van Poortvliet and flops over under the posts!

England never quite recovered after Biggar’s bobbler caused them all sorts of bother on the left. Wales play with excellent contuinity and edge ever closer, Tomos Williams picking his moment to spread it wider and find his centre. Van Poortvliet is left out of the line on his lonesome and all too easily sent away with a matador’s flick of the cape. The conversion is simple.

All of those changes have just disrupted the rhythm of a contest that was starting to bubble.

Better! Wales play to width on the left and Dan Biggar’s intelligent grubber is gathered by Leigh Halfpenny!

Sinckler and Dan’s first involvement is at the latest failed scrum, with England pinged.

Those set pieces haven’t been pretty today - unlike this Welsh score.

A couple more debuts for England: Tom Willis replaces Alex Dombrandt, with 30 minutes to try and steal a spot as Billy Vunipola’s back-up, while Theo Dan is on for Jamie Blamire, who had an up-and-down day. Kyle Sinckler is on, too, for Will Stuart.

Wales replace their half-backs, Dan Biggar getting a roar as he strides out alongside Tomos Williams. Gareth Davies and Sam Costelow depart, with the first-time starter getting a hug and a pat on the head from Biggar as the veteran steps in at fly-half.

Joe Marchant arrives on Marcus Smith’s inside with ideal timing, Smith’s flat flip putting him into a gap. But Smith knocks on in the next phase to grant Wales another reprieve.

Charge down! Jack van Poortvlier blocks an attempted clearance from Sam Costelow, his former Leicester academy half-back partner, but can’t quite spot the spinning ball, running five yards in the wrong direction and allowing Wales to recover and smother. Wales clear up to their own ten-metre but fail to find touch.

What a hit from Jac Morgan! Picture perfect technique from the flanker, stopping opposite number Tom Pearson in his tracks as the flanker tries to hit a locomotive line and dumping the debutant on his back.