Half-timepublished at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Summary
Full-time: England 19-16 France
Teo'o try, Farrell 3 pens 1 con, Daly 1 pen for Eng
Slimani try; Lopez 3 pens, 1 con for Fra
Full-time: Scotland 27-22 Ireland
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Half-timepublished at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
WATCH AGAIN: Dunbar scores Scotland's third trypublished at 15:10 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Simon Zebo intercepts!
He hoofs downfield. A foot race. Zebo v Scotland's Tommy Seymour!
Seymour wins. Laidlaw boots out and a breathless first half is done.
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Paul O'Connell
Former Ireland captain at MurrayfieldIreland have a lot of possession but we're quite slow in the ball we're generating, and it just doesn't look threatening.
Scotland just look like they are really comfortable defending - they are making really big hits everywhere.
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Scotland are up to within 10 metres, hunting a fourth try and a bonus point before the half-time whistle...
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Some mighty hits from Scotland - Josh Strauss flattening Iain Henderson like Captain Haddock bringing down a galloping giraffe.
Turnover ball! Ireland have been flummoxed by the speed of the hosts' rush defence.
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraIf Scotland go in at half-time at this level or better, they will be absolutely delighted.
If Ireland get another three points or more it changes the conversation for both Vern Cotter and Joe Schmidt.
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Conor Murray hops with delight as CJ Stander clamps down over the top of Finn Russell and the Scotland back row would need to get an eviction notice to get rid of him.
Ireland would love a score before the break. Thirteen points is a heavy handicap to carry into the second half.
WATCH AGAIN: Ireland reduce deficit with Earls trypublished at 15:05 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
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Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraAt this stage in the game, absolutely go for the points by taking the penalty. This is a really important period for both teams before the end of the half.
Ireland defence gone AWOL?published at 15:03 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Quote MessageI said before this game that neither team would be thinking about bonus points but that has to be in Scotland's minds now. That was such a cheap try for Ireland to concede. What is going on in that Ireland defence? Scotland are in dreamland.
Tony Ward, Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
Image source, InphoImage caption, Radio Ulster analyst Tony Ward
Penalty: Scotland 21-8 Irelandpublished at 34 mins
Paddy Jackson
Paddy Jackson stems the bleeding for the visitors with a kick from dead centre and 35 metres or so.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe Whole Hoggpublished at 15:03 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
Scotland 21-8 Ireland
Unsurprisingly Stuart Hogg is leading the metres made and clean breaks statistics (43 and 2 respectively)
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Jon Salinger: Wow, don't think anyone predicted this score!! What a first half of rugby.
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Dov Tate: When they first announced the introduction of bonus points, what odds would you have had on Scotland getting the first one..?
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Scotland 21-5 Ireland
Flower of Scotland is ringing around Murrayfield, Proud Edward's army being told exactly where to go.
WATCH AGAIN: Hogg's second try extends Scotland's leadpublished at 15:00 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2017
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Paul O'Connell
Former Ireland captain at MurrayfieldOutstanding play! Very tricky - no lift, no jump. Very simple.
And you can see the Irish were ready to defend the front and back of the line-out but that was a great little play.
You'd never have thought Scotland would be one off the bonus point before half-time.
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Scotland 21-5 Ireland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraWhat is inside centre Alex Dunbar doing in the line-out? He leaps in front of Tadhg Furlong, who is predicting it is going to a designated jumper.
That is an unbelievable move from Scotland. Straight off the training ground.
Converted try: Scotland 21-5 Irelandpublished at 30 mins
Alex Dunbar (con. Laidlaw)
Straight off the training-ground and it translates perfectly from playbook to pitch.
Centre Alex Dunbar sneaks into a line-out five metres out from the Ireland line. While the green shirts are distracted by the Gray brothers in the middle of the line, Ross Ford picks out Dunbar at the front and he saunters in unopposed.
That sort of canny, clever play is the sort of thing that Scotland might miss when coach Vern Cotter departs.
Laidlaw faultless once more from the tee.