Summary

  • Result: England 6-11 Scotland at Twickenham

  • Scotland hold on to earn first win at Twickenham since 1983

  • Van der Merwe powered over for deserved first-half Scotland try

  • Farrell cut visitors' lead while Russell was in sin-bin for trip

  • England unable to breach Scotland's defence in second half

Live Reporting

Mike Henson

  1. Scotland beat England at Twickenham for first time in 38 years

    FT: England 6-11 Scotland

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

    What a fabulous tournament we are part of. Not winning for 38 years, then to bring a performance like this. I have never seen a Scotland performance like this. Total dominance in all areas, full stop. Scotland fans should quite rightly be celebrating long into the night.

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  3. England 6-11 Scotland

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

    One of the best performances we have ever put in, creativity, physicality, good kicking and an intensity and togetherness, and fully deserved.

    That is as dominant a performance from Scotland against England for over 30 years. Outstanding, an unbelievably good 80 minute performance.

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  4. Scotland win at Twickenham for the first time in 38 years

    FT: England 6-11 Scotland

    England have been outmuscled up front, out-thought in the game and whistled out of town by referee Andrew Brace,

    They have beaten England at something like the hosts' own game.

    It wasn't the champagne stuff of 2019 or 2018, but in the wind and rain it was somehow even more impressive.

  5. Full-time

    England 6-11 Scotland

    SCOTLAND HAVE WON!

    Stuart Hogg leaps into the sky! He has been magnificent. So have his team.

    A first victory at Twickenham since 1983 and they were worth every penny.

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  6. England 6-11 Scotland

    What!

    Scotland suddenly try to roll the dice. Finn Russell drops into the pocket. But his drop-goal shot is charged down.

    Anyone's ball. Scotland grab it. But a kick for touch runs dead.

    England will have the put in to the scrum with the clock in the red.

    One. Last. Play.

  7. England 6-11 Scotland

    Scotland are playing this very clever.

    They are not being lulled into looking for a knockout punch. Instead it is one-out slow-tempo rumbles from the forwards. Keeping the ball out of England hands...

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    Adam: Well England have been thoroughly woeful in this. Scotland, absolutely relentless.

  9. England 6-11 Scotland

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

    England know they have been turned over today.

  10. England 6-11 Scotland

    Scotland kick long and Jonny May knocks on!

    An absolute howler!

    Scotland with the ball, deep in England territory and with only three minutes left.

    They have to win from here. Otherwise...

  11. England 6-11 Scotland

    England give away the free-kick at the scrum!

    Too much instability in the front row.

    This can't go straight to touch...

  12. England 6-11 Scotland

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

    This has been one of Scotland's best performances in many, many years. We haven't won there since 1983, if they can close this out this will be one of the best performances for many a year, possibly ever.

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  13. England 6-11 Scotland

    Turnover!

    Jonny Gray and Scott Steele envelop Jonny May like a duvet of meat. The England wing cannot get to the ground. Scrum Scotland, 30m from their own line.

    J.Gray goes into Warren Gatland's little book of possible, maybe probable, Lions.

    Five to go.

  14. England 6-11 Scotland

    England with ball on the Scotland 10m after a clean take by Jonny May. Beno Obano is on for his debut.

    Six minutes to go.

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  15. England 6-11 Scotland

    Scotland cling onto possession despite huge breakdown pressure from Maro Itoje. Scrum-half Scott Steele taking all the time he can over launching his box-kick...

    Seven minutes to go.

  16. England 6-11 Scotland

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

    One score wins it for England - and that's what worries me in these last eight minutes!

  17. Missed penalty

    England 6-11 Scotland

    Stuart Hogg has the distance, but pushes his kick to the left of the uprights.

    England are still within a try. Scotland have eight minutes to eat out of the clock...

  18. England 6-11 Scotland

    Stand by your beds! Scotland are 10 minutes away from a first Twickenham win since 1983.

    Cameron Redpath with a superb bit of breakdown burglary! He gets over the top of the isolated Tom Curry and forced the turnover.

    Penalty just inside England's half and Stuart Hogg is going to take it on...

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    Will: This morning we saw an England captain lead his team. This afternoon we see an English captain watch his team

  20. England 6-11 Scotland

    Dan Robson's patience wears thin. But his execution is not up to it.

    A nothing much kick that rolls harmless over the tryline without a chase going after it.

    Scotland dot down for the 22m drop out.

    George Ford on for Ollie Lawrence in the England backline, Farrell to 12.

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