Six Nations 2013: fly-half Dan Biggar happy Wales are peaking at the right time to face England I would not have thought, then, we would be in this position going into the final match going for the title, but what that second-half did against Ireland (Wales scored 19 unanswered points) was fill us with confidence after playing some really gold rugby. If we can come out on top next weekend it will give me more satisfaction than anything. The hype that accompanies every Wales versus England encounter is already up and running, but Biggar has no issue with those who want to build it up. "It does not get much bigger than this," he added. Wales kept themselves in the title hunt by edging a penalty-fest at Murrayfield - rival goal-kickers Leigh Halfpenny and Greig Laidlaw had a world Test record 18 shots at goal between them - and that stickability away from home this season has served them well. "It was a satisfactory victory," Biggar said. The conditions were quite difficult with the wind and it being a bit sticky under foot. But overall, I thought it was a pretty good performance. It was another winning performance away from home, which has become the theme for us of this championship. One of the key selection debates facing England boss Stuart Lancaster this week is whether or not he recalls Owen Farrell - provided the Saracens fly-half has regained full fitness - or retains Toby Flood after his kicking accuracy downed Italy. I like Toby Flood as a player. I think he is outstanding," Biggar added. But if he is fit, you would think they will go with Farrell because he played well and did the basics well in the first three matches.