Right, no time to linger.

We'll bring you further reaction from the Scotland camp but kick-off at the Stade de France is just 20 minutes away and to type you through it is Louise Gwilliam.

Not the tidiest try you'll ever see but Scotland will take it...

Vern Cotter shares a post-match handshake with his Scotland assistants for the final time in his perspex box.

The Proclaimers ring around the stands and a very creditable Six Nations campaign is done.

Stroke bet:  Vern deserves this result. It sums up the changes he's made. Vastly improved defence and added fire power. That's his legacy

Andrew Forbes:  People saying that Scotland are 'not much better' than Italy and ought to be relegated need to get a grip.

Chard Michael:  Go back to 5 Nations. Italy are not up to it.

Scotland are going to finish the match deep in their own half.

Italy dribble a kick into the corner.

Fraser Brown has to pick out his man to ensure the blemish-free defensive performance...

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Vern Cotter leaves Scotland in a much better place, he has done a great job.

The stadium is full, there is a vibrancy about the place, they are playing attacking rugby.

He is leaving on a high and he deserves great credit.

Greig Laidlaw's mug appears on the big screen and Murrayfield cheer for their injured captain, prompting a sheepish wave.

This has been a competent job done by the Scots on Vern Cotter's farewell.

Another change for Scotland as Duncan Weir is called on.

He comes on at fly-half with Finn Russell moving into the centres to replace the injured Matt Scott.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland international on BBC One

That is a brilliant team try for Scotland.

Patient build-up play, lots of hard yards and they just waited for the extra numbers in attack to be there to score what looked like a simple try.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland international on BBC One

I would say whoever is bottom of the Six Nations, there should be a play-off in that country against the top team from the second tier.

If they lose that then they don't deserve to be in the Six Nations.

Scotland are pressing once more.

Ten metres of Murrayfield turf separates them from a fourth try and the bonus point...

Andy Robinson
Former Scotland head coach on BBC One

I have been impressed by Scotland's carries. There's real bite and they carry through the Italian wall.

Hamish Watson has had a really good match at flanker today and I think during the Six Nations he has stood out.

Matthew Frost:  Truly says it all that Italy and Romania are nearly parallel in the world rankings.

Paul Carr:  Italians just not good enough but Scotland not much better really Two to be relegated I think.

Purple tentacle: Man of the match award to be renamed the Hogg Award? World class again - quality and work ethic.

Simon Berghan knocks forward to allow the pressure to guff away like air from a popped balloon.

Italy with a scrum on their own 22m.

A chorus of Flower of Scotland rings around.

Scotland are making hay while Italy tire.

Lots of runners and angles and a flummoxed George Biagi grabs the nearest thing he can find which is Alex Dunbar's collar.

High tackle and penalty. Scotland kick to the corner.

Italy are looking leggy. Their now-traditional second-half implosion might be nigh.

Scotland make a couple of changes with Fraser Brown on for Ross Ford at hooker and Simon Berghan replacing prop Zander Fagerson. Fagerson has had a good game.

Scotland have made far more ground than Italy today. Eating up 269 metres to Italy's 144 and making 96 carries to the visitors' 65.

Finn Russell has been responsible for 12 of those carries, beating four defenders on his way.