Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One

"No-one has stood out but for his work-rate, he's been exceptional, clearing rucks, making tackles and in the line-out, my man of the match is Alun Wyn Jones."

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Wales centre Jonathan Davies scored what ultimately proved to be the winning try in a Murrayfield thriller.

Jon Welsh bundles over from short range, a fistfight focused on Jim Hamilton breaks out, Finn Russell gets hold of the ball and boots the extras, but the clock has defeated the hosts.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

"Scotland's bravery and commitment is there, but it needs more execution."

Wales win a penalty from a line-out on their own line and some much needed breathing space.

They have been worked to the limit today and they should be safe now with less than two minutes left on the clock.

Scotland are just refusing to die. Stuart Hogg, brilliant again, puts on the after-burners breaks out of defence and feeds Sam Hidalgo-Clyne inside him. He is hauled down just short and his offload to Mark Bennett floats forward before the centre dives over.

Vern Cotter is cradling his head in his hands in his goldfish bowl. His Scotland side have wasted another good chance to turn the screw on Wales with Finn Russell failing to find a good touch from a penalty...

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Rob Larque: Intense pressure from the Scots..

Dom Wills: The Welsh defence is looking strong

Tim Riggs: Got to hand it to the Welsh defence during that period of play

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Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"It is small margins and it looks now that that was Scotland's best opportunity to score and give them a huge lift into the last 10 minutes. Goodness me, that was THE opportunity. They had to find a way to get through to the try but only done so once."

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One

"They had to keep their composure and width, but white-line fever took over. Everyone wanted to score, they had two men over but the forwards took it in."

Turnover! Sam Warburton with a captain's steal and Wales break out of jail. That feels like it might have ensure the W for Wales.

Another penalty as Wales stray offside. They are flirting with the possibility of a penalty try now. Scotland tap and go once again...

Scotland are on the attack now, but Wales have had the edge in attacking terms.

Justin Tipuric clamps down over the top as he tries to steal the ball. Illegally decides the referee. Penalty. And Scotland tap and go. Breathless...

Blair Cowan up to within a metre. Wales are counter-rucking hard though...

Lovely dummy from Mark Bennett! The whole Wales defence swayed the wrong way and Scotland are up to within five metres. Huge pressure...

Owen Francis: Good old dummy switch pop, cant go wrong! #trytime

Tim Riggs: Wales busts and breaks the Scottish defence

Gareth Rees: That's more like it! Time to get ruthless, lets put this game to bed now Wales

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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One

"That was crucial for Wales to get in front by 10 points, Scotland have to chase the game now, use the ball and create something."

BBC Wales' Dafydd Pritchard at Murrayfield: "The tension seems to be getting to Scotland's coaches.

"A loud thumping noise is heard from their box as one of the coaches slams his fist against the glass, prompting a few startled looks from the members of the media nearby."

Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"The pressure eventually told. It was great strike running from Jamie Roberts. For the first time today, it was poor defending from Scotland. There was some great angles of running. Matt Scott missed and he will be very disappointed with that. A tall order now for Scotland."