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Five lives rugby union daily with Chris Jones.

Saturday evening, Twickenham rugby union daily, the crowds have dispersed.

The lawnmowers are out. The stewards are shutting the place down.

Matt Dawson, Philippe Tatiet, England 23, Wales 19, France putting Scotland to the

sword more on that in a moment.

But your immediate reflections, Matt, 17-year-lingling, look to be home and hoes,

like has happened so many times in England, Wales Games, Wales came storming back and made

it a nervous last few minutes for the Twickenham support.

Yes, I feel hungry.

Still.

With lots of snacks here, we have no way.

Now I'm a metaphorically.

Kettle chips.

I've production team done an amazing job with the snacks and you're still not satisfied.

I'm not satisfied. I'm hungry for more from that England side. Lots of possession, lots

of territory for a win that looked like it was going in the right direction with, you

know, 36, 9, 12 try. Like that. Don't mind a building score if you're not quite clicking,

but you're punishing the opposition.

But then England looked just a little bit rattled on the counter attack and Wales,

you know, Wales identified that.

So, yeah, listen, I'm happy because England beat Wales and you've got to be chuffed with

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