Cardiff didn't sleep the night Wales beat England at Twickenham in London, and the All Blacks could hear the celebrating welsh throughout the night in their inner city hotel.

Arrogance was what sent England to a humiliating Rugby World Cup loss against a magnificent Welsh side.

Wales' Kiwi coach Warren Gatland is famous for goading his rival coaches - and he seems to enjoy goading his English counterpart more than most.

If there were any doubt about the role pressure will play at this World Cup, there won't be now following the collapse of England at Twickenham.

Herald columnist Chris Rattue looks at six things we learnt from Wales' win over England this morning.

Raw iPhone footage of the Welsh fans singing the national anthem and reaction as they beat England from the Three Rivers pub in Cardiff.

Prince Harry is an England fan and honorary president of England Rugby, but his older brother is vice-patron of the Welsh Rugby Union.

Warren Gatland says he was surprised at England's midfield selection changes for match at Twickenham and he has had to alter his plans.

Ali Williams reckons he didn't really say everybody hates the English. But retired Welsh star Gareth Thomas has no such qualms.

The 2015 Rugby World Cup has roared into life with a huge upset (and a narrow escape for the ABs).

Wales laboured to a 54-9 win over the amateurs of Uruguay in an underwhelming start to the Rugby World Cup.

How did we end up with such an apparently lop-sided World Cup draw? Justin Marshall takes a close look at Pool A.

Wales coach Warren Gatland has said their group rivals have plenty of questions that must be answered.

Cardiff is awash with youthful bravado every weekend as crowds invade the city hotspots.

Wales, consider yourselves warned. The All Blacks are in the mood to run the ball against you tomorrow and in Beauden Barrett they feel they have the ideal man at No 10 to set their backline alight.

Put yourself in Warren Gatland's shoes. Or maybe not after the accident which shortened his stride when he fell cleaning the windows at his Waihi retreat.

Both are very dangerous, particularly with ball in hand.Wales have gone back to their regular centre combination, with Jonathan Davies back from injury partnering Jamie Roberts against the All Blacks.

When Wales probe for weakness in the All Black team before the test, they will fancy the midfield is where they might get some mileage on Sunday.

For the first time this season, the All Blacks have four fully fit, match-conditioned first-fives to choose from to play Wales.