Graham admits Scotland 'underachieved' at Six Nations, plus hear from Martin and Matthews

Scotland winger Darcy Graham admits the squad "probably underachieved" at this year's Six Nations as he reflects on the "fine margins" where the side fell short.

The main sore spot for Graham was their narrow defeat against England.

Finn Russell missed a 79th-minute conversion, and Scotland's Calcutta Cup winning streak ended at Allianz Stadium.

Speaking to the Scotland Rugby Podcast, Graham opens up on the squad's mood after the tournament and shares his thoughts on their fourth-place finish

"Looking back at it, it's so hard because one kick in that England game sets us up going to France to go for the championship," he said.

"And it just shows you how close it is nowadays and the fine margins, they're so fine.

"That one kick, that's all it was, and that's taken us from going for the championship to fourth.

"It's just, anyone can beat anybody now and that's why the competition is so supported and so hard to win.

"The boys are frustrated. We were really confident going into it, and I do think we've probably underachieved as players.

"We want more, we want to go out there and perform more and win those close games. Yeah, that's why the Six Nations is so big."

On this week's episode you can also hear from Warriors' hooker Johnny Matthews ahead of them facing Leinster in the Champions Cup.

BBC Scotland's Andy Burke is also joined by former Scotland captain Lisa Martin to discuss why Scotland's women are performing well in the Women's Six Nations ahead of their match with Italy this coming weekend.