Georgia finally flex their scrummaging muscles and win a penalty.

That is more of what we expected from The Lelos.

Merab Kvirikashvili finds the target to eat into Scotland's lead.

The refereeing decisions at Twickenham are getting you talking...

Nick Hughes: It was a red card but why even have a centre playing wing? It's not As If England are short of them

Harrison Short: How is Daly's tackle a red and Estelles' isn't even a yellow?! They're exactly the same except May decides to land on his feet 

Referee Pascal Gauzere is having a word with the visitors about their penalty rate.

They've conceded another one after Tomas Cubelli body-blocks Dylan Hartley on the floor.

Owen Farrell's kick is central but it has a long way to go...and it bounces off the post.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Scotland have played really clever rugby.

They have been clever in where they have attacked, not going to the strength of Georgia and attacking on the edges.

They have also been outstanding on the set piece so far. 

Scotland are well deserving of their lead.

Want to know how dominant Scotland have been so far?

Georgian have made 66 tackles, Scotland? Just the one.

Greig Laidlaw knocks over another penalty.

Scotland's players are having a field day, they seem to be enjoying this all-weather pitch, some wonderful running rugby on show.

England have the penalty advantage as George Ford is trying to break through on the left flank.

Pablo Matera steals possession, the whistle goes, and it's Farrell's turn at the tee again.

He's just short of the 22m line but the Saracens man has no problems slotting over his third penalty of the first half. 

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live

There doesn't look like consistency in the refereeing. Elliot Daly's was a red card but Jonny May was taken out, he didn't land on his head, but it looked like a yellow card.

Henry Ellison: No yellow?! Where's the consistency...didn't land on his neck but definitely a yellow card.

Sam Roberts: Cue every @EnglandRugby fan saying the world is against them. 

Scotland have had 90% possession. NINETY PER CENT.

Absolutely dominant.

Georgian captain Mamuka Gorgodze looks shattered and shell shocked.

There's boos and jeers around Twickenham as Juan Pablo Estelles comes in to tackle Jonny May mid-air. 

Luckily, May lands on his ankle and the referee decides it isn't a card offence after going to the TMO. Penalty England, instead.

The home fans aren't happy with that decision at all...

Was it a try? Decide for yourself as Tommy Seymour touches down in the corner for Scotland. 

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

That was a really well constructed try from Scotland. Every time there was a contact there was a piece of footwork, a side-step, by the Scotland player. 

Missed the opening try? Watch again as Vasil Lobzhanidze gave Georgia an early lead. 

Argentina kick forward and Jonny May is hanging back to collect the loose ball.

He feeds immediately to Mike Brown and the England full-back goes full-pelt down-field. 

Look at him run! 

The Quins man feeds to his right but it's a poor pass and the try-scoring opportunity goes amiss. He'll be annoyed at that. 

Merab Kvirikashvili knocks over a penalty. 

Argentina come darting forward into opposition territory but they are met by a brick-wall England defence. 

Little by little, England absorb the pressure and win a penalty. Farrell boots into touch.