Saracens' Owen Farrell kicked all of England's points in their dramatic 19-12 defeat to Wales at Twickenham.
Farrell kicked three penalties in the first half which edged England into a 9-6 lead over Wales.
The 20-year-old added another three points at the start of the second half after Rhys Priestland was sinbinned for offside.
Farrell missed his first penalty after 64 minutes with the hosts leading 12-9.
He was injured during the second half and replaced by Toby Flood with less than 15 minutes remaining.
But replacement Scott Williams ran on to his own kick to score the decisive try with five minutes remaining.
There was late drama as Sarries' David Strettle nearly scored a try with the final attack but outside centre Jonathan Davies denied him as the television match official ruled against England.
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