Scotland beat Six Nations champions England 25-13 at Murrayfield
Scotland's first win over England since 2008
Jones 2 & Maitland first-half tries for rampant hosts
Farrell scores second-half try for England
Ireland beat Wales 37-27 in Dublin to maintain 100% record
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CJC: Oh my god that boy [Huw Jones] can finish.
Chris: Who doesn't enjoy watching something unexpected unfurling in front of their very eyes? It's a rugby equivalent of Wigan vs Man City again.
Michael Perkins: England look cold... Time for some hair dryer treatment?
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland 22-6 England
The half-time whistle blows and Scotland's players head to the sheds with a vertigo-inducing 16-point lead.
These boys are 40 minutes from folklore.
And, by the look in Greig Laidlaw's eyes, they know it.
Scotland 22-6 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
It's a tidal wave of emotion and sentiment. England at the moment are staring down the barrel of a defeat.
Scotland 22-6 England
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
It's a loose pass and Huw Jones is the one who reacts first. It's a good break, he's looking for support, and then at the last moment he thinks 'I'm going for this - route one'.
Gavin Hastings
Former Lions and Scotland full-back on Radio 5 live
That was as good an individual try as you will see anywhere in the world. That was a magnificent try from Huw Jones.
Huw Jones (con Laidlaw)
Oh my giddy aunts.
Huw Jones - who is another Scot to deliver an enormous first 40 minutes - burst through some paper-bag tackling in midfield.
For a moment he looks for support. Then he throws caution to the wind.
Head down, ears back he goes for the line and, with thighs pumping and Mike Brown and Anthony Watson dragging behind him, he makes it.
And a routine two for Greig Laidlaw.
Murrayfield floating somewhere over the Firth of Forth.
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
England are absolutely rattled. England's defence is all over the show, there's no structure in attack and it's come because Scotland are passing well, making the right decisions and making yards.
The two number eights Ryan Wilson and Nathan Hughes have a scuffle off the ball.
Scotland 15-6 England
John Barclay with another massive turnover.
The Scotland flanker has been harder to shift than than week-old chewing gum over the breakdown.
Joe Launchbury threw his whole weight into the Scotland man and he went nowhere.
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Nick Hughes: England are all over the place, so many mistakes. It's as if they've turned up forgetting Scotland always get up for England at home, naivety or arrogance. They need to wake up!
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland 15-6 England
Flower of Scotland is swirling around the Murrayfield stands as another England period of pressure ends with Mike Brown penalised for taking out a man beyond the ball.
John Barclay and Finn Russell both grin wide at their opponents, relishing the decision.
Eddie Jones lauded his side's ability to grind out a result earlier this week. They will need that today if they are to win. This is a real test.
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Joel Newham: I came to watch England - are they here?
Dave Somerville: What a try for Maitland - it's a joy to watch Scotland playing like this!
James Hale: Finn Russell like Kevin De Bruyne in that move.
Gavin Hastings
Former Lions and Scotland full-back on Radio 5 live
What a fantastic try! Maitland did very well to finish it and it has really brought the crowd to its feet.
Scotland 15-6 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Scotland fully deserve their lead - they've wanted to play the ball in hand and they've been so positive all game.
Image source, Getty ImagesSean Maitland
It stands!
The score was all set up by a delicious long mispass from Finn Russell that set Huw Jones scampering down the left wing.
England's defences scragged him, but couldn't reorganise and, after Stuart McInally had made yards down the centre, Sean Maitland was the man over on the opposite wing.
A massive score. Even without the tricky touchline conversion from Greig Laidlaw.
Scotland 10-6 England
Sean Maitland is into the corner for Scotland.
It looked good on first viewing. Nigel Owens wants to check though.
All eyes on the big screen....
Image source, Getty ImagesGavin Hastings
Former Lions and Scotland full-back on Radio 5 live
Scotland won't beat England by playing their normal game. They need someone like Finn Russell.
He has had some below-par performances but that won't stop him today. He's an excellent passer of the ball and if he can cut out the small mistakes he will become a very consistent player.
Scotland 10-6 England
More joy from Scotland as John Barclay wins a penalty at the breakdown.
Is England's lack of a true number seven catching up with them finally?
Scotland 10-6 England
The first shot of Eddie Jones up in his perspex box. The England coach is keeping his poker face on, but it will have been sorely tested by Mike Brown's loose pass, flying beyond Anthony Watson and into touch.
England have not clicked at all yet in attack.
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Danny Care's total lack of game management and control is showing why he's usually the finisher scrum half (with Ben Youngs the usual starter). England should have started with Richard Wigglesworth at 9.
Gareth
Scotland 10-6 England
Scotland are ahead on the scoreboard, and now they've moved ahead of England on the possession stats.
A dominant display so far at Murrayfield from the home side. But how long will it continue?
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