Wales lock Dafydd Jenkins says his side can not let England realise their Six Nations title ambitions in Cardiff this weekend.

England kept their Six Nations hopes alive with a crushing 10-try, 68-14 bonus-point win over sorry Wales, piling the pressure on France who must now defeat Scotland in Paris late

After a penalty granted England easy entry into the Welsh 22, a nifty maul manoeuvre created room on the fringes. There was a suspicion of a knock on as the ball popped up to Itoje, but the officials saw no reason to disallow the score once the visiting skipper had biffed through inside three minutes.

England produced one of their best performances for years to crush hapless Wales by a record 68-14 scoreline on Saturday, finishing the Six Nations on a high and retaining a chance of winning the title should France fail to beat Scotland later.

England head into their Six Nations finale against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday knowing a bonus-point win will give them their best chance of a first championship title in five years.

Nothing less than a win will do for title-chasing England on Saturday as they take on Wales at the Millennium Stadium in this crunch Six Nations fixture. Saturday's middle fixture in this final weekend of the tournament sees England going in search a bonus-point win which could be enough to sneak the trophy in the event of a Scotland victory over leaders France in the day's final game.