Wales host England in front of a record crowd at the Principality Stadium for round two of the Women's Six Nations.

If Sean Lynn is to restore the feel-good factor to Welsh rugby with his winning pedigree, it will clearly take time. His tenure began with an opening round Women’s Six Nations defeat by a well-oiled Scotland side who were slicker in greasy conditions, but on this evidence there are greater days to come.

Ellie Kildunne marked her 50th cap by scoring a hat-trick of tries as England took another step towards retaining the Guinness Women's Six Nations title by crushing Wales 67-12 in Cardiff. The Red Roses full-back completed her treble in just eight second-half minutes as England cruised home at the Principality Stadium.

The sisters had never played together until last weekend when they shared the field for 10 minutes in the match against Scotland at the Hive Stadium in Edinburgh. "It's a new experience for both of us - but we'll just have to try to keep our nerves,

It is quite a crude question, and one that sets up the Red Roses for embarrassment if they slip up at some stage over the next five weeks, but Louis Deacon does not dodge it.

Watch live on BBC One Wales, or listen to live commentary on BBC Radio Wales or BBC Radio Cymru Women's Six Nations: Wales v England at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Kick-off at 16:45 GMT. Wales have not beaten England in 10 years,