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Wales 10-11 Scotland
Scotland with the line-out just outside Wales' 22 with seven minutes to go.
Wales need to find some inspiration quickly.
Summary
Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones wins record 149th Test cap
Wales looking for first win in the competition since opening victory over Italy in February
Rhys Carre's try gave Wales the lead in a scrappy first half
Scotland restored their lead through Stuart McInally's try just after the hour mark
Scotland hold on to claim first win in Wales since 2002
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Wales 10-11 Scotland
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Wales 10-11 Scotland
It's a powerful run from Duhan van der Merwe who made the most clean breaks and beat more defenders than any other player in the Pro14 last season.
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Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio ScotlandThis is a test of character for Scotland.
A one-point lead with 10 minutes left, you've lost your starting and replacement 10.
Fortunately they've got a quality operator in Stuart Hogg who can fill in.
Replacementpublished at 72 mins
Wales 10-11 Scotland
Lloyd Williams is on at scrum-half for Wales, replacing Gareth Davies.
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Captain Stuart Hogg is shifted to play fly-half for the last ten minutes.
But it hasn't disrupted the visitors too much who win a scrum penalty and are back on the attack.
Brilliance from Liam Williamspublished at 70 mins
Wales 10-11 Scotland
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneTwo pieces of brilliance by Liam Williams.
He spotted the overlap, cut that off and then up for the high ball.
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The 'ever-reliable' Leigh Halfpenny knocks it on and Scotland regain possession.
Scotland will have to realign their backline as debutant Scott Steele is a blood replacement for Adam Hastings.
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Scotland exerting pressure in Wales' 22 but Liam Williams takes a poor pass from Adam Hastings and pins in back down the field.
Replacementpublished at 67 mins
Wales 10-11 Scotland
Duhan van der Merwe comes on for Scotland, he replaces Darcy Graham on the wing.
Penalty - Wales 10-11 Scotlandpublished at 66 mins
Leigh Halfpenny
The ever reliable Leigh Halfpenny closes the gap after Stuart Hogg gives away the penalty at the breakdown.
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Wales 7-11 Scotland
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Try - Wales 7-11 Scotlandpublished at 61 mins
Stuart McInally
And they do!
The maul was a weapon last week against Georgia and it worked again today. The visitors take the lead though Adam Hastings fails to convert.
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Wales 7-6 Scotland
Scotland win the scrum penalty and go for the corner. The visitors need to get something from this..
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It's been a scrappy few minutes at Parc y Scarlets as possession is frequently exchanged between both teams.
Halfpenny attempts to clear his line against the wind but fails to find touch.
It all ends in a Scotland scrum after Owen Watkin knocks on.
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Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesThe referee hasn't been giving us the fair share of the 50-50 calls in that breakdown area.
Ali Price played the referee really well there.
Stop. Start. Stop. Start. Repeat.published at 58 mins
Wales 7-6 Scotland
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio ScotlandIt's frustrating, the game is so stop start.
Some unimpressed viewerspublished at 57 mins
Wales 7-6 Scotland
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It's an uncharacteristic mistake for winger Josh Adams who is penalised for not releasing.
Replacementspublished at 55 mins
Wales 7-6 Scotland
Scotland ring the changes in the pack.
Stuart McInally, Oli Kebble, Cornell du Preez and Simon Berghan are all on, replacing Fraser Brown, Rory Sutherland, Blade Thompson and Zander Fagerson.