Result: England 38-38 Scotland in 11-try match at Twickenham
England led 31-0 during first half before Scotland fought back
Nowell, Curry, Launchbury & May gave England huge lead
Scotland hooker McInally ran in 55m try before break
Graham twice, Bradbury, Russell & Johnson tries in second half
But Ford try in injury time levelled match
England finish second in Six Nations and Scotland fifth
Scotland last won at Twickenham in 1983 but retain Calcutta Cup
England 21-0 Scotland
For the first time in the opening 20 minutes, Scotland are able to go through the phases and retain possession.
But England are off the line so quick, they are unable to make many yards and Finn Russell is forced to kick long.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 21-0 Scotland
Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
I said five minutes ago it was the worst possible start for Scotland and it has got worse.
Three attacks, three tries, three conversions.
You can't get worse than that.
England 21-0 Scotland
Better by Scotland who start to show some confidence with ball in hand before Finn Russell takes a huge hit from George Kruis.
England turn over the ball and try to exploit Scotland's defence out wide, but they are run into touch and the visitors have the throw at the line-out.
England 21-0 Scotland
Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
It is too easy. You have to say the Scottish defence has got to be better but you also have to admire the offloading, the angle of run and the support lines from England. England are in total coordination with each other.
Image source, AFP
Joe Launchbury (con Owen Farrell)
It's raining tries at Twickenham and Joe Launchbury powers over from close range.
This time England use Manu Tuilagi as a ball carrier in midfield, but the England centre takes three men to haul him to the ground.
The ball is moved wide and the second-row glides over.
Owen Farrell drills over the extras.
Image source, PAEngland 14-0 Scotland
Scotland throw the ball through the hands but the English defence springs off the line to put the blue shirts under huge pressure.
Ali Price finds touch to ease the pressure.
England 14-0 Scotland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
There was no stopping that from England. The first thing that springs to mind is what are you doing showing that move?!
Keep it in your locker!
Image source, PATom Curry (con Owen Farrell)
England kick for the corner and the drive comes on from the line-out.
That man Tom Curry is at the back of the maul to ground the ball and the hosts continue to dominate.
Owen Farrell makes no mistake from the tee.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 7-0 Scotland
Tom Curry has had an exceptional tournament and he turns over the ball on the ground for England once more.
Time for another backs' move perhaps?
England 7-0 Scotland
Scotland have steadied the ship after going behind and Finn Russell prods through for an England line-out inside their own 22.
England 7-0 Scotland
The visitors' midfield were sucked in by Manu Tuilagi's dummy run there, and it allowed Henry Slade to get outside the 13 channel.
It's a well worked try by England.
England 7-0 Scotland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
That was precise and accurate. The dummy was superb. Scotland were chasing shadows. England made it look easy but that was complex and very well executed.
Jack Nowell (con Farrell)
It's taken 66 seconds and England are on the board with a well worked try, finished off by Jack Nowell.
Scotland look for touch but Billy Vunipola collects the ball before it's recycled and thrown wide. Henry Slade finds Nowell on the wing and the Exeter man cuts back against the traffic to dot down.
Some start by England, and Owen Farrell kicks the conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 0-0 Scotland
Owen Farrell hoists the ball high into the Twickenham sky and we're under way...
England v Scotland (17:00 GMT)
The anthems are done and we're all set for the final act of the 2019 Six Nations.
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Philip: England’s World Cup warm-up starts here. Let’s go for it, really attack hard, and treat this as a serious game. Let Wales have their Grand Slam and we’ll turn our attentions to Japan 2019!
England v Scotland (17:00 GMT)
We'll start by having a minute's silence for the victims of yesterday's terror attack in New Zealand.
England v Scotland (17:00 GMT)
So England won't be playing for the title, but they will be out for revenge against the Auld enemy in the oldest international fixture in the game.
Both sets of players have made their way to the field.
Cue the anthems...
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England v Scotland (17:00)
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageI'd like to see a bit more fight in Scotland, for it to matter more. In rugby, your physical performance has to be matched with your mental performance. I've not quite seen that emotional edge.