Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

It's really intriguing so far, Scotland are looking to pass the ball lots, whereas England are looking to be very direct. It's like both defences are trying to force a mistake, and whichever team makes the first mistake will be made to suffer.

There she blows.

England back level. Nothing to choose between the two sides so far.

England go back to their banker ball.

A slow, rumbling rolling maul creeps into Scotland territory from halfway.

And then they spin wide... Jonny May with some space which his raking stride swallows up. Stuart Hogg meets him with a solid tackle.

But Hamish Watson is penalised for not rolling away from the breakdown.

Owen Farrell likes the look of this one and calls for the tee...

We've played 10 minutes at Murrayfield and we've already seen four clean turnovers - the battle of the breakdown, as the cliche goes, is key.

Grant Gilchrist, Hamish Watson and Ryan Wilson are on the board for the hosts, but Chris Robshaw has put his hands up (or over the ball) in reply for England.

Scotland edging that area at the moment.

Finn Russell gets a shot of confidence straight into the main vein, claiming Danny Care's snowy box-kick and replying with a whopper of a spiral kick back downfield.

Stuart Hogg gets to stretch his legs for the first time and it takes two England defenders to snare him.

Scotland have started very well.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

From Scotland's point of view, they must be very happy with how they've got around England's defence, which at times, is very narrow. But nonetheless that is great work from Chris Robshaw to steal back possession for England.

'Scotland, Scotland, Scotland' rings around Murrayfield.

Sean Maitland gets into a bit of space down the left wing and his team are up to within 25m of the England whitewash.

But Chris Robshaw is first on the scene as John Barclay leaves his support behind. He limpets on and Nigel Owen blows up England's way.

It a Wild West scene at the breakdown at the moment, lots of contest and turnovers.

Turnover!

Scotland have been smart and quick over the breakdown so far and Anthony Watson is the latest to be ambushed.

Finn Russell clears up towards halfway.

The more you know!

England are now asking the questions with Maro Itoje and Nathan Hughes putting their shoulder to the grindstone on the Scotland 22m.

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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

It's a great pity for Scotland they couldn't get someone on Peter Horne's shoulder when he made that break. This penalty will be exactly what Scotland wanted, and exactly what you don't want as an away side, early points on the board.

Just enough hoof to carry the distance.

Scotland make the first impression on the scoreboard.

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And Scotland will take the first pop at goal.

Mako Vunipola gets isolated and Grant Gilchrist is over the top of him nibbling at the ball.

Not releasing and Greig Laidlaw lines up the kick...

Ryan Wilson, the Scotland number eight, claims a high ball on halfway.

Good Scottish recycling. Sean Maitland with a dart up the blindside.

He stays in play.

Peter Horne with a half-break.

Postive signs for the hosts...

Finn Russell with his mitts on the ball. Nigel Owens blasts the whistle and the ball is sent back-flipping up to the England 22m.

Safely gathered by Joe Launchbury.

James Deeley: Scotland v England. Rugby's oldest international, this should be a great game!

Alex Robertson: Nervous but excited. Bring it on lads!

A lone female piper on the roof, an acapella second half from the crowd, the Flower of Scotland wipes the floor with God Save the Queen.

But enough of the patriotic X Factor.

Let's. Get. This. On.

Kick-off next.

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I'm obliged to say that you don't want to see that sort of thing.

(Of course, you really kind of do)

The first tackle will be one to watch. I predict the lid will come off within three minutes..,.