Six Nations: 'Ruthless' England thrash Wales

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England stake claim as chief Six Nations title rivals to France - but Steve Borthwick and George Ford left wanting more after mauling Wales

England crush Wales, blending power and precision to underscore status as Frances main Six Nations challengers, but still lamenting missed chances as Steve Borthwick targets further improvement ahead

Near-flawless England flex Six Nations title credentials against Wales

England should have probably grabbed at least four more tries. Wales' sole score came in the 51st minute from Josh Adams and was greeted by relieved rather than hopeful cheers, the ignominy of leaving Twickenham pointless had at least been avoided.

England 'clinical' in thrashing Wales - Rugby Union Weekly

BBC Radio 5 Live's podcast Rugby Union Weekly discuss England's fantastic start to the Six Nations as they beat Wales 48-7.

England 48, Wales 7

England 48 (Henry Arundell 3, Ben Earl, Tom Roebuck, Tommy Freeman tries; penalty try; George Ford 4 conversions, penalty), Wales 7 (Josh Adams try; Dan Edwards conversion). HT: 29-0