Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Eddie Jones and Dylan Hartley talked beforehand about winning this game. At times, they were all over the place, but they dominated the last 10 minutes when they needed to do that. England were never going to be totally coherent. Scotland looked the better team because they've been together longer. But England got the right result."

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

"England deserved to win it. They played well in the second half. Scoptland needed to score early in the second half and didn't, and they just lost the momentum. That was not a dismal Scottish performance. They were outgunned by a very determined English team. Billy Vunipola was deservedly named man of the match."

Never mind the small print, it was all about the big 'W' for England.

They came, saw and conquered on a classic cross-border raid.

Scotland have come up short again - more promise goes unfulfilled.

Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker on BBC One

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"Man of the match is Billy Vunipola. He's been an outstanding figure today. He's defended well but his carries at times have been phenomenal. He has been head and shoulders above the rest of the field."

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The final play of the match - George Ford boots into Row Z.

That's your lot.

Marcus Adams: How to be picked for Scotland: Drop the ball in a promising attack instead of holding it into contact.

Deutsch Mikey: Owen Farrell has been great. Dylan Hartley can be pleased with himself too.

Matthew Taylor: Lancaster would have won the 6 nations comfortably. This is terrible from England, big step back.

England running into bodies and running down the clock deep in Scotland's half.

We are into the final minute.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

"That looks like a sigh of relief by Dylan Hartley as he walks off. The first one is out the way."

Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker on BBC One

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"Dylan Hartley has done his job and done well. He's done what was asked of him by Eddie Jones. Jamie George will not weaken the scrum."

George is on to replace Hartley.

Scotland's scrum crumbles under England pressure.

Up flies John Lacey's arms and Owen Farrell kicks deep into the hosts' territory and far away from the converted try they need for victory.

Scotland seeing plenty of the ball in midfield, but not enough inside the England 22.

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Knock-on.

David Denton forces the off-load when it was not really on and that might be Scotland's chances down the gurgler.

Scrum down England and they are in no rush to get on with it.

Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker on BBC One

"Scotland must have patience, They've got five or so minutes left. They haven't had enough territory or ball - they need to get the ball and keep it."

"Scotland, Scotland, Scotland."

Murrayfield in full voice. Their men flinging themselves at the white wall.

Mike Brown slices his clearing kick out on the full.

Line-out back on the England 10-metre line and a glimmer for Scotland.

The line-out is cleanly claimed by blue hands...game on.

The match simmers over for the first time.

Owen Farrell shoves Greig Laidlaw as the Scotland skipper attempts to shepherd the ball out of play near his own corner flag, sparking some push and shove.

End result is a penalty for Scotland - for Farrell playing the man without the ball - and no cards.

It lets the Scots off the hook and was not Farrell's brightest moment.

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

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"I just sense England are happy to see this game out. Scotland have somehow got to get to the other end of the field, and make sure England don't have too much possession."

Tim Swinson is on for Scotland.

Jack Clifford is making his debut off the bench for England.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"Game on. England can't get away. They have got to keep their discipline. That was turned into a very kickable penalty for Greig Laidlaw by a bit of indiscipline."