Get Involvedpublished at 18:21 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
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Former England player Duncan Bell would not have fancied coming up against Jamie Roberts:
Summary
Wales beat Scotland 27-23 in Cardiff
Wales tries from G Davies, Roberts, North
Seymour and Taylor tries for Scotland
France beat Ireland 10-9 in Paris
Late Medard try secures home win
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:21 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Wales 20-16 Scotlandpublished at 68 mins
74,000 or so Wales fans are singing hymns and arias, serenading their team in these final 12 minutes. Goosebumps.
Wales mess up their own line-out, but WP Nel fumbles, which gives the hosts put-in at the scrum. Oh, and what's this? A penalty to Wales. Stuart McInally the offender and Biggar will have the opportunity to kick his team into the opposition 22. Silly.
Wales 20-16 Scotlandpublished at 18:16 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One"Pressure, pressure, pressure. Great running on to the ball from Jamie Roberts. He runs on the blind-side shoulder of Nel to score."
Try - Roberts, Biggar convpublished at 64 mins
Wales 20-16 Scotland
Wales delay a tad too long, Scotland surge forward, but the hosts come away with the ball... it's a little messy but the 17-stone Jamie Roberts brilliantly times his run, bursting forward, crashing through two defenders and diving over for his 10th Test try. An easy-peasy conversion for Biggar.
Image source, ReutersWales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 63 mins
Well-matched? You could say that...
Image source, OptaWales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 62 mins
Waves of red crashing into Scottish bodies. The charging Jamie Roberts is released by Gareth Davies, but the centre is brought down 3m short... Jonathan Davies is stopped... Justin Tipuric stopped... brilliant tackling from the visitors... no way through...
Scotland concede a penalty - but Wales turn their nose up at three points and opt for the scrum in front of the posts.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:11 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
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Andrew Priestley: Incredible tackle from Duncan Taylor. World-class.
Miss Moz: What a tackle from Taylor!!!
Wales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 60 mins
Decibels rise inside the Principality Stadium as Gareth Davies prepares to feed into the scrum with his forwards 5m from the Scottish line. Could be the crucial moment of the match?
"Wales! Wales!" cry the crowd...
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 18:09 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
John Beattie
Ex-Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 live"The Scotland bench is not as strong as Wales'. When Scotland's replacements came on last weekend they came off second best. These guys are professionals - why would you substitute your best players after 65 mins?"
Wales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 18:09 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Loose ball! Tom James sneaks down the blindside... the Cardiff Blues man like a greyhound down the left wing, gaining acres for his team - but with the tryline looming he's stopped by a try-saving tackle from Duncan Taylor.... A crossfield kick, George North fails to collect, the supporting Liam Williams kicks into touch and a fabulous chance dies a death.
Faletau leads the defencepublished at 18:06 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Wales 13-16 Scotland
Image source, optaWales 13-16 Walespublished at 56 mins
Jonny Gray with a fabulous tackle on Liam Williams as the full-back, having gathered the high ball, threatened to break loose. Scotland earn turnover ball, but opt to kick... Jonathan Davies gathers, but opts to kick... Wales lacking adventure.
Wales 13-16 Scotlandpublished at 18:04 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One"There’s a lot of aimless kicking going on. Someone needs to take this game by the scruff of the neck."
Penalty - Laidlawpublished at 54 mins
Wales 13-16 Scotland
"You're both down too early," says George Clancy to the front-rowers. Eventually Greig Laidlaw gets the ball in, Scotland immovable, and Wales are penalised for not binding.
Greig Laidlaw, in front of the posts, 23m out, could kick this one in his slippers. He decides to do so in his boots, and puts Scotland in front.
Image source, APWales 13-13 Scotlandpublished at 52 mins
Oh Liam Williams. The Scarlets full-back fumbles the bouncing ball. He shrugs his shoulders as if he's unaccustomed to knocking the ball on.
Scotland with a scrum within touching distance of the Wales 22... they earn a free-kick and decide to pack down once again.
Wales 13-13 Scotlandpublished at 50 mins
There's no structure, it's helter-skelter.
Liam Williams' kick is charged down... Welsh hearts beating faster... but the men in red scramble in defence, boot the ball away and Ruaridh Jackson lets the opposition off the hook, stepping into touch to gift the hosts a line-out near the halfway line.
Wales 13-13 Scotlandpublished at 47 mins
There's a man in the crowd dressed as a dragon. He doesn't seem embarrassed, content to wave the national flag to the nation.
A triple substitution for Wales, Bradley Davies, Ken Owens and Gethin Jenkins coming on to add experience and bulk to the pack.
Penalty - Biggarpublished at 17:55 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
Wales 13-13 Scotland
Gareth Davies collects the bouncing ball... turning defence into attack, feeding George North who weaves into Scotland's half, zig-zagging away from Scotland defenders before he's eventually stopped by the brave Alasdair Dickinson. North in full flow, a beautiful sight.
A penalty to Wales it is, though. Dan Biggar in front of the posts. The Ospreys' man doesn't miss from there.
Image source, ReutersWales 10-13 Scotlandpublished at 17:53 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2016
John Beattie
Ex-Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 live"If the Welsh forwards front up - if they can get the likes of Taulupe Faletau running forwards - they will win it, but at the moment they're not in it."
Image source, APWales 10-13 Scotlandpublished at 43 mins
John Hardie runs into the road block that is Jamie Roberts and is pushed back, but the Scotland flanker holds tight to the ball, allowing his side to recycle possession, chipping into touch.
Wales with a line-out inside their own 22. Pressure. But the Scots disrupt it illegally, closing the gap, and Wales have a free-kick.