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
HT: Wales 7-6 Scotland
Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC One
There will be a lot of aspects of that first half that Scotland will be quite happy with.
But there was a momentum shift half way through the first half for Wales, they got a sniff and one chance and took the try.
In such conditions minimising your mistakes is absolutely key.
HT: Wales 7-6 Scotland
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HT: Wales 7-6 Scotland
Ken Owens
Wales hooker on BBC One
I've got huge sympathy for them out there.
I think there will be some talking between the callers and the hookers at half-time.
It's not been a pretty first half of rugby, in which Scotland have dominated possession, but Wales take a slender lead into the break.
Rhys Carre's try is the only one of the opening 40 minutes, with the visitors kicking two penalties.
The wind is causing problems all over the pitch so far, hopefully both sides can find some rhythm in the second half.
Adam Hastings
Substitute Adam Hastings is successful with his first shot at goal despite challenging conditions.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 7-3 Scotland
James Davies is penalised for being off his feet and Scotland are awarded a penalty as the clock turns red.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
Minutes away from the half-time whistle and Wales win a scrum back in the Scotland 22.
For a moment Wales looks threatening as Owen Watkin and Jonathan Davies but Scotland win a penalty at the breakdown and regain possession.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
Jamie Ritchie wins a huge turnover for Scotland metres away from their own try-line. But the visitors fail to find touch with the penalty and Wales come again.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
You knew straight away that ball wasn't going to go anywhere.
It was the first opportunity the Welsh forwards have had to have a go at the Scottish forwards, especially that close to the try line.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
As soon as Fraser Brown had overthrown it there was an inevitability.
It's just pick and goes with the forwards grinding. Scotland can't repel the waves of attack.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
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Wales 7-3 Scotland
It's a double blow for Scotland as Finn Russell leaves the pitch limping. This could be a disastrous few minutes for the visitors.
Wales 7-3 Scotland
Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland
It's not been the highest quality spectacle so far. You'd have been disappointed if you'd paid money for this, maybe it's best people have to watch or listen at home.
Rhys Carre, con Dan Biggar
Cardiff Blues prop Rhys Carre scores the first try of the game, crashing over between the sticks.
Dan Biggar has the simplest of conversions, despite the wind, and makes no mistake. Wales ahead.
Wales 0-3 Scotland
Overthrown Scottish line-out finds Ryan Elias who goes cantering towards the try-line but is just short.
Penalty advantage to Wales coming though.
Wales 0-3 Scotland
Wales win a line-out and spend their first prolonged period in opposition's 22.
Faletau showcasing his skill with a pick-up off the toes and a kick ahead.
Wales 0-3 Scotland
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Wales 0-3 Scotland
Scotland win a penalty at the scrum and find touch. But yet another line-out lost! Wales back in possession.
Wales 0-3 Scotland
A strong start for debutant Shane Lewis-Hughes who has made seven tackles after twenty two minutes.
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Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
They looked like they opened us up on the inside and the outside.
Byron Hayward and the defensive team will be getting some messages on to Wales for their spacings and how they're actually coming up because Scotland did work a nice back play there.
It certainly would have been an opportunity for the first try of the game had it gone to hand.