Righto, time to load up the team bus and head home at the end of a gruelling afternoon of rugby.

After a good night's sleep though we will be back to bring you France's trip over to Italy. As Sir Clive says, it could get real messy.

Bye for now.

Sir Clive Woodward
Former England coach on BBC One

"Philippe Saint-Andre is under massive pressure. People ask me if I miss the job and while the highs are great, no-one can understand what he is going through now. It is not a good place to be. We can sit here and be flippant about France, but he is under massive pressure. I just worry about the team he is picking. His head is in a noose and, if he loses tomorrow, I'm not sure he will coach France against England."

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC One

"I'd like to see the real France come out tomorrow because so far we have seen nothing from them. I actually see Italy as the favourites tomorrow."

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We are heading for a heck of a climax next weekend, but the Six Nations has a habit of serving up last-day drama.

In 2007, a last-minute try from Elvis Vermeulen against Scotland gave France a 46-19 win and took them past the 24-point winning margin they needed to overtake Ireland in the race for the title.

If next weekend can match that we might be talking about the best Six Nations tournament ever...

Sir Clive Woodward
Former England coach on BBC One

"I'm a George Ford fan, but just because he is there, it doesn't mean we shouldn't try someone else - who might even be better. That's why I would have given Cipriani a go. England would have won today if Cipriani and Slade would have played and we would have known about them. Against Ireland or Wales away, I wouldn't have."

Matthew on Twitter:, external "With Wales heading to Rome with second choice front row, it will come down to Ireland and England."

Brian Lewis on Twitter:, external "Perfectly set up for the best three teams, my own view is England by three points in a nerve jangling final five minutes."

Kevin Burch on Twitter:, external "With Ford playing so well, where does that leave Owen Farrell?"

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC One

"You could go through a whole championship and not see a ball bounce off a post and fall into opposition hands but that is two games in a row it has happened to Scotland. I don't know whether it is poor planning by Scotland but they need to sort that out."

Jeremy Guscott
Former England centre on BBC One

"Some of those missed try-scoring opportunities for England were just basic skills."

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

"If it comes down to points difference for the title, England are going to kick themselves because they had countless chances which should have been put away and given a more comprehensive win."

Northampton and England full-back Ben Foden on Twitter: , externalWell done boys! Always tough against Scotland, they never give up! On to the French now and everything to play for!

England-Scotland

Tackles made: 130-112

Missed tackles: 16-26

Turnovers conceded: 16-18

Clean breaks: 11-4

Metres made: 549-318

Sir Clive Woodward
Former England coach on BBC One

"It is fascinating next week as England will know exactly what they will need to do to claim the title. Yes they missed chances this week but I'd be more worried if they weren't creating chances at all and just kicking it away."

Jeremy Guscott
Former England centre on BBC One

"It's a game that could have slipped away from England so give them credit for turning it round. But it was from the gifts that England gave them that kept Scotland in it.

"George Ford had a great game in the second half and ran the game. This kid is running this England team."

Andrew Priestly on Twitter:, external "There's going to be some great attacking running rugby on show next weekend. Tries mean Championships next Saturday."

Matthew on Twitter:, external "No matter how good Scotland has been somebody has to finish last in probably the most competitive #6Nations ever."

Chronicle Art on Twitter:, external "Very disappointed with scotland performance AGAIN."

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The Calcutta Cup, the sort of silverware that would grace any Empire-era dinner table featuring sculpted elephants and cobras, is presented to Chris Robshaw.

No signs of the dints and dents left by John Jeffrey and Dean Richards after their 1988 night out., external

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC One

"That second 20 minutes of the first half was outstanding for Scotland. The contentious Dan Cole possible yellow card was possibly what Scotland needed to get over the line because they didn't get a foothold in the second half."

Ed Williams on Twitter:, external "A win is a win, but if @EnglandRugby had converted all their chances it would have been a cricket score surely."

Andy Rush on Twitter:, external "Good win and great 2nd half from England but still far too many missed chances and points could now be vital."

Sophie Manders on Twitter:, external "Courtney Lawes man of the match for me every time."

Laura on Twitter:, external "Went a bit wonky in the first half but great second half. Congrats lads!"

So the final weekend will see England, Wales and Ireland come into matches with three wins and a defeat from their previous four games.

Any one of the three teams could win it.

England, on a points difference of +37, play France at home.

Ireland, on +33, play Scotland away.

Wales, on +12, play Italy away.

Who do you make favourites out of that little lot?