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Ireland 13-9 Scotland
Penalty Ireland in front of the sticks as Fraser Brown gets caught red-handed with his hands in the ruck. Johnny Sexton will have the chance to add to his, and Ireland's, haul of 13 points
Summary
Sexton scores first try of Ireland head coach Andy Farrell's reign
Scotland captain Hogg spills ball inches from try-line
Doris goes off injured five minutes into Ireland debut
Scotland have not won in Dublin for decade
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Ireland 13-9 Scotland
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva StadiumIreland officially out of lives now, you don't get luckier than that.
Oh how Scotland will look back at all these chances and wonder how they find themselves behind at this stage.
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Ireland 13-9 Scotland
Adam Hastings has hit Johnny Sexton high so Ireland have a penalty and their captain dusts himself off to prod it up the park.
If the hosts can score here, it will surely shatter Scotland's confidence after that Stuart Hogg brain freeze.
Penalty- Ireland 13-9 Scotlandpublished at 52 mins
Adam Hastings
Hastings slots over the penalty, which is some consolation.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Only two minutes after coming on, Dave Kilcoyne is heading off on a stretcher. The replacement prop suffered a huge smack to the head as he tried to halt opposite man Rory Sutherland. Cian Healy is back on.
Fraser Brown, meanwhile, has passed his head injury assessment and has come back on for Stuart McInally.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
If Scotland lose this game, Stuart Hogg will have nightmares for weeks.
Scotland elect to go for the posts.
Oh dear...published at 18:03 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2020
Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageThat just sums Scotland up, doesn't it? It just sums Scotland up. It's not good enough. It's just one thing after another.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports ExtraIt was a brilliantly-created try but that is soul-destroying.
No trypublished at 50 mins
Ireland 13-6 Scotland
He has, too. The captain, with nobody near him has dropped the ball in the act of placing it over the line. That is a shocker and the peak of Scotland's wastefulness.
Unbelievable. At least it was penalty advantage.
TMO Reviewpublished at 50 mins
Stuart Hogg may just have dropped this from inches out...
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Meanwhile, Ireland have brought on Dave Kilcoyne for the veteran Cian Healy at loose-head prop.
'I'd have Price off!'published at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2020
Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports ExtraQuote MessageWhat was Ali Price doing kicking that? I would have him off right now! It's a nothing kick, no-one is chasing it, he's fortunate it didn't bounce over the try line.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Phase number nine for Scotland, but they're going sideways and Ali Price makes a nothing kick which is gobbled up by Andrew Conway and Ireland, quite comfortably, keep Scotland at bay once more.
Conway had a foot in touch, though, so the visitors will get yet another chance in a good position.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Scrum penalty to Scotland as Cian Healy is penalised for the second time in the match. This is a big chance for Scotland and one you feel, they have to take.
They'll have the lineout on the Irish 22.
Change at hooker for Scotlandpublished at 17:56 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2020
Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Gregor Townsend has been forced into making a change early in the second half. Fraser Brown, who has a history of concussion, troops off for a head injury assessment. On comes deposed captain Stuart McInally.
Larmour vision saves Irelandpublished at 17:56 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2020
Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio ScotlandQuote MessageExcellent read from Jordan Larmour. That's a try if that pass goes to Nick Haining. It was a great inside step from Huw Jones.
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Ireland 13-6 Scotland
Scotland were menacing forward, Huw Jones accelerating into the outside channel, but his offload is picked off by Ireland full-back Jordan Larmour.
Great anticipation from the Leinster man, it was a try if he didn't get his paws to it.
Penalty- Ireland 13-6 Scotlandpublished at 44 mins
Johnny Sexton
The Irish captain takes a few deep breaths before knocking the ball between the sticks. A great start to the half for the hosts.
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Ireland 10-6 Scotland
Sam Johnson makes a crucial interception to deny Andrew Conway from scampering in at the corner. But the referee Mathieu Raynal was playing advantage for the home side.
Johnny Sexton calls for the tee.
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Ireland 10-6 Scotland
Poor start by Scotland as they're pinged for not rolling away. Ireland lineout from close range now.
Robbie Henshaw is on for Ireland too, by the way, in place of Garry Ringrose.