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Scotland 9-13 Wales
Summary
Result: Ireland 19-9 France - Ireland go top of the table
A Conor Murray try and 11 points Johnny Sexton help Ireland to victory
Result: Scotland 29-13 Wales - Scotland's first win over Wales since 2007
Tries from Tommy Seymour and Tim Visser, and seven kicks from Finn Russell, give Scotland victory
Sunday: England v Italy, live on 5 live sports extra from 15:00 GMT
Postpublished at 15:23 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
Postpublished at 15:21 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
Scotland 9-13 Wales
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Scotland 9-13 Wales
Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraIt's the first time that Scotland have been able to create any space.
But Wales will be pretty disappointed, notwithstanding that they managed to prevent the try.
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HT: Scotland 9-13 Wales
Keith Wood
Former Ireland captain on BBC OneSam Warburton is giving a captain's performance today.
The technical proficiency to go in without putting your arms on the ground is immense.
He has the ability to do the right thing at the right time, he is one of the best in the game at that.
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Richard McClay: Justin Tipuric is outrageously good.
Adam Shaw: Scotland very fortunate to be going in just four points down at half-time.
John Douglas: Wales are consistently playing for the penalty, very frustrating to watch.
'Scotland show what they can do'published at 15:17 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
Scotland 9-13 Wales
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraThat last five minutes shows why Wales need to be on their toes constantly, because Scotland are more than capable of winning this game.
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HT: Scotland 9-13 Wales
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC OneIn the last 20 minutes this game has come to life. As a Welsh player you don't mind giving away three points here, go into the break four points ahead.
Half-timepublished at 15:13 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
Scotland 9-13 Wales
Penalty - Scotland 9-13 Walespublished at 40+1 mins
Finn Russell
Finn Russell thumps the kick clean through the uprights to cut the debt to four points.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Penalty Scotland.
Ross Moriarty has not rolled away and with the clock in the red, Scotland are going to take the kick from bang in front.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Scotland carve open Wales for the first time.
A delicious little grubber from Stuart Hogg is latched onto by Tommy Seymour who offloads to Huw Jones.
The centre is hauled down short, Wales turn over and punt out to the 22m, but Scotland have a line-out and a minute on the clock...
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Tom Maycock: Finn Russell = slower, less organised version of Cipriani? Surely a nightmare to play alongside.
Paul Santaana: Alun Wyn is an absolute legend.
Leai: From Siddal & mud and rain to Scotland and some strange green stuff on the floor.
Missed penaltypublished at 38 mins
Scotland 6-13 Wales
Leigh Halfpenny has hooked that one wide of the uprights.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraScotland are not getting quick enough ball.
As Rob said, Wales have done their homework. You've got to defend to win matches.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Scotland's props will take shared responsibility for that one.
Gordon Reid and Zander Fagerson are both mentioned by ref John Lacey in his penalty reasoning, failing to keep their feet at scrum time.
And now centre Huw Jones has been tied in craftily by Ken Owens at the breakdown.
Lacey falls for it and pings the Scot for failing to roll away.
60m lost in a couple of decisions by the Scots and Leigh Halfpenny is setting his sights for the sticks.
WATCH AGAIN: Wales' Williams scores first trypublished at 15:06 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC OneSo often Jonny Gray runs really hard but he has been hit by his opposite number Alun Wyn-Jones there. A huge colision and then a leg drive to push Gray back. What a hit!
The only space Scotland have found is on the outside edge, that's what happens when they go through the middle.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Wales executed a couple of tag-team hits against England a fortnight ago and that is another one out of the grappling textbook.
Alun Wyn Jones and Justin Tipuric link together and and send Jonny Gray into reverse off some crash ball.
'Strong start from Wales'published at 15:04 Greenwich Mean Time 25 February 2017
Scotland 6-13 Wales
Rob Jones
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraOn the basis of the first 32 minutes, I think it's clear that Wales have done their homework on Scotland.
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Scotland 6-13 Wales
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC OneIt's the same two suspects at six and seven for Wales.
Warburton and Tipuric working really well together. Warburton with the tackle this time but Tipuric gets his hands over the ball, excellent play.