Scotland earn seventh straight win over Italy
Italy now lost 18 straight Six Nations games
Kinghorn completes hat-trick to secure bonus point
Hogg and Harris add further tries
Late Italy tries for Palazzani, Padovani Esposito with Berghan in the bin
Scotland 12-3 Italy
John Beattie
BBC Sport rugby union commentator
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Ken Milligan: Two quality tries so far, excellent variety to the attacking line, lots to like so far!
Robert Gallacher: Brilliant from Blair Kinghorn so far in the game!
Scotland 12-3 Italy
Italy's misery knows no bounds. 17 straight Six Nations defeats, 12-3 down after the first quarter...and now they lose their fly-half.
Tommaso Allan is off, replaced by Ian McKinley.
Scotland 12-3 Italy
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
The problem for Italy is that they cannot do anything about the variety that Scotland are bringing in attack. If Scotland continue to get good ball and play intelligently with variety, this could be a very big scoreline.
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Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThere have been a couple of glimpses of real quality by Sam Johnson. He can carry hard and also distribute and you see the value of that.
Blair Kinghorn
Scotland execute a lovely move from the scrum, and it's a second try for Blair Kinghorn. Josh Strauss feigns to go right, Greig Laidlaw switches play left, Finn Russell does a quick wraparound with Sam Johnson before feeding on to Stuart Hogg, who manages to get the pass away out of the tackle to Kinghorn.
It bounced before reaching him, but a simple task for the Edinburgh player to pick up and touch down.
This time Laidlaw lands the conversion from the touchline, and Scotland are flying.
Scotland 5-3 Italy
Another probing kick from Finn Russell into the left corner, good pressure from Blair Kinghorn, before Sergio Parisse steps in to carry the ball away... but a mix-up between Tommaso Allan and Tommaso Castello gives Scotland a scrum inside the Italian 22.
Scotland 5-3 Italy
Scotland on the attack again, centre Huw Jones with an injection of pace, offload to Tommy Seymour on the right wing, who kicks ahead...
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Scotland 5-3 Italy
Scotland blind-side Sam Skinner has hobbled off, with the hirsute Josh Strauss coming to to play at number eight and Ryan Wilson moving to the flank.
Scotland 5-3 Italy
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThe weight of the kick is absolutely perfect by Finn Russell. It's some spot, too
Scotland 5-3 Italy
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
It was really well executed. It was a great piece of skill under pressure from Finn Russell, an immaculate cross-field kick. And good play by Kinghorn to hold the width.
Image source, AFPBlair Kinghorn
Brilliant stuff from Finn Russell. Thinks about a pass, looks up, sees the space on the left flank and threads a superbly-touched kick with the outside of his right foot right into the arms of Blair Kinghorn, who barely has to break stride as he gathers and romps over for his fourth Test try.
Greig Laidlaw surprisingly pulls the conversion attempt wide.
Scotland 0-3 Italy
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Scotland shouldn't be worried because they've shown they're capable of creating chances when they've got the ball.
What they can't do is let Italy build an incremental lead while they're not scoring.
Tommaso Allan
No mistake from the former Scotland Under-20 international, and Italy are ahead.
Scotland 0-0 Italy
Italy with their hands on the ball for the first time, and suddenly they're up to the Scottish 22. The hosts infringe, and that'll be a kick at the posts for the visitors...
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Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageAt this level that has to be a try. Blair Kinghorn has to give the pass but he blows it and that's inexcusable
Scotland 0-0 Italy
That really should have gone from Kinghorn, with Stuart Hogg and Tommy Seymour outside him, after a lovely crafted move from Scotland.
But the chance went begging.
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland 0-0 Italy
Scotland wing Blair Kinghorn scythes through the Italian defence, the Azzurri scrambling 5m from their own line.
Is the opening try imminent?