A victory for the ages. Scotland have won at Twickenham for the first time in 38 years and it wasn't a smash-and-grab job, it wasn't a moment of individual brilliance, it was an all-round trumping of the hosts in every department.

England go back to the drawing board because they were badly off the pace today.

Scotland go to the firepit and take something fizzy to fill up the old jug with.

You can read about it here in Becky Grey's report from Twickenham.

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England v Scotland

Possession: 35%-65%

Metres made: 86-179

Carries: 26-87

Defenders beaten: 4-20

Clean breaks: 0-4

Tackles made/missed: 123/21-32/4

Penalties conceded: 11-4

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England coach Eddie Jones speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "They played tough, edged the set-piece, won in the air and we just could not get in the game. We were not at the races today.

"I take responsibility I didn't prepare the team well enough. We just had one of those days. We don’t have many, but we had a bad day today.

"I thought we fought back into the game well, with the possession and territory they had we hung in the game and had a chance to win at the end which is a great credit to our players considering we were off the pace.

"If you look at the world at the moment we are just grateful we can play rugby, we will just suck it up.

"We have Italy next, we will be ready for the next Test match. We will do everything we can."

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Speaking to ITV, Scotland coach Gregor Townsend: "There was just a calmness about the way we played. We had a good feeling the last few weeks the way the players trained and bonded. it was the first time at the championship for a few players and they performed really well.

"To win here is really tough. Our line-out was superb, we really respect England's set-piece and we thought their line-out has been excellent in the last few seasons. Our scrum was solid and defensively we were very good.

"Then we were accurate in attack. It was difficult to move the ball wide in these conditions. You could hear them in the field with no crowd, they were in so much control today."

The Supreme Meme: Difficult to believe we reached the World Cup final 1.5 years ago after seeing that...

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England coach Eddie Jones is just fronting up to the media microphones.

He's taking the blame. He says that the defeat is his fault for not preparing his team properly.

Do you think that is what he is saying behind closed doors? I'm not so sure...

Scotland captain Stuart Hogg speaking to ITV Sport: "It's amazing for us, we believed in each other and to a man deserved it. We got excited during the week and we knew we could put in a performance. If we got everything right we knew we stood a chance of winning.

"We stood firm defensively, and that was the winning of the game. We went for multi-phase and caused England problems. We are not going to get too far ahead, enjoy this and then onto Wales next week.

"Cameron Redpath is an outstanding part of our team, he has brought huge energy and skill-sets to this team. I am delighted for him."

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Now, the Six Nations regulations don't allow players to mix inside at their team hotel.

I hope Scotland's hosts have ordered in plenty of kindling because it is going to be a long night around the fire pit for Gregor's boys as they reminise about this game and have a beer or two.

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Speaking to ITV, England captain Owen Farrell said: "Massive credit to Scotland first and foremost, for the way they played. They got a fair bit pf momentum off the back of a few penalties form us, they kept us out.

"We compounded them [errors] today. We didn't get a proper foothold in the game.

"We can talk about the attack and the defence, but it's all joined up. We are going to have to look at the game as a whole and look at how we can get back some momentum from today."

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is an incredible turnaround and should be the catalyst for some great things from Scotland. It is truly a defining moment for Scottish rugby

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There is your back page splash...

The last time that Scotland won at Twickenham, the world was a very different place.

* A pint of beer cost 62p.

* Michael Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean’ was top of the UK charts.

* Larry Holmes was WBC heavyweight champion.

* The average UK property price was £23,335.

* Sega and Nintendo released their first video game systems.

* ‘Gandhi’ swept the board at the Oscars.

* British police series ‘The Bill’ aired for the first time.

* A loaf of bread cost 28p.

* ‘Octopussy’, the 13th James Bond film, was released in cinemas.

Scotland's players lift the Calcutta Cup in front of the empty stands and pose for pictures.

No sign of England hanging around for the presentation. I can't imagine the players are too eager to get down the tunnel and debrief with Eddie Jones.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland have got three games at Murrayfield now! What a great platform to have laid.

Scotland have Wales, Ireland and Italy at home. France away on 28 February.