Postpublished at 17:19 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
England clean through again! But again they fail to convert a great opening!
Jack Nowell this time is tapped tackled to the floor as he lines up numerous options outside him.
Summary
England 25-13 Scotland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Wales 23-16 Ireland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Defeat means no Grand Slam for Ireland
Wales, Ireland & England can all win title next weekend
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Postpublished at 17:18 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
A lifeline thrown by Roman Poite.
The French referee decides that Joe Marler is boring in as England scrum down with the put-in five metres out.
It is a crime without a motive. But Scotland will take that decision with gratitude.
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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One"If you want to know what Courtney Lawes does that no other second rows can do, that is an example of it."
Postpublished at 17:16 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
Scotland still hanging on by the skin of their teeth.
Stuart Hogg backs up his big pre-match words with a superb scampering cover tackle on opposite number Mike Brown when it seems the Harlequins man is in under the sticks.
But Courtney Laws, up like an exocet, scrags Finn Russell behind his own line before the fly-half can hoof clear.
Postpublished at 17:14 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
Scotland are not helping themselves here.
An aimless up-and-under from Finn Russell is claimed by Anthony Watson under zero pressure.
Jim Hamilton does some superb work at the breakdown to scrape the ball back Scotland's way...
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Image source, Getty ImagesGraeme Hobbs on Twitter:, external "Great start by @EnglandRugby really good tempo and well taken try."
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Scotland are stretched like an old school jumper in defence.
A superb tackle from Dougie Fife snares Jack Nowell as he threatens to get round the outside, but it needs such last-ditch heroics to rein in the hosts at the moment.
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Andy Burke on Twitter:, external "Scotland look like rabbits caught in the headlights in first five minutes. 7-0 down already. Could be a long day..."
Kritt Normsaskul on Twitter:, external "Jonathan Joseph got to be in the running for player of the tournament/breakthrough player of the tournament."
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The first bit of biff as Blair Cowan takes exception to something said by an England forward, forcibly shoving the words back where they came from.
Scotland need to show a little more of that fight when the ball is life. Roman Poite calms them down.
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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One"England have started slowly in the first three games but this time the tempo is very good. Once you get a first up defence turning, you have a chance."
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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One"If the first-up tackle is good then you can slow the ball down. At the moment, England are controlling the tempo. Matt Scott is just out of the line and that creates the space for Joseph to score."
Trypublished at 17:05 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
Image source, APScotland's defence runs out of numbers and discipline and George Ford spots the dog-leg created by Matt Scott's desperate rush up.
A delayed pass to Bath team-mate Jonathan Joseph opens up a corridor to the line and the centre strolls in.
George Ford converts, by the skin of his teeth. His kick ricochets over off the inside of the upright.
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Introvert Dave on Twitter:, external "What a first run from England!"
Tom Pavey-Smith on Twitter:, external "So Luther Burrell clearly can't pass off his left."
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England are making inroad off every passage of play. Making huge dents in the Scotland defensive line...
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Owen Parcell on Twitter:, external "Come on ENGLAND! Wales have done their bit, now it's time to deliver!"
Graham Stothard on Twitter:, external "Whilst i accept my confidence was misplaced last time, i'm doubly sure we'll win this one. Super doubly sure."
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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One"England should be seven points up. Creativity from a good drive but when it is reviewed it will look as bad as it did at the time."
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Squandered!
Stuart Hogg's excellent tackle on Luther Burrell gets its reward. The England centre's miserable start to the game continues as he blocks a tackler attempting to get to James Haskell on a following phase.
Penalty Scotland and Hogg clears his lines.
Postpublished at 17:02 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
Image source, APEngland up to within five! A rolling rumble of a maul followed by a burst from Luther Burrell. He should have given it but is tackled just short...
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Sir Clive Woodward
Former England coach on BBC One
Image source, Getty Images"I would like to see Cipriani given a run today. He should have got on against Ireland but I hope he does today. England will run away with it in the second half and win by 20 points."
Kick-offpublished at 17:01 Greenwich Mean Time 14 March 2015
Referee Roman Poite toots the horn and Finn Russell kicks off. James Haskell gathers safely for England.