Summary

  • FT: Wales 20-17 Scotland at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff

  • Biggar's drop-goal with 10 mins left seals victory for Wales

  • Cuthbert try ruled out - in touch; Russell sin-binned for Scots

  • Four Biggar penalties plus Francis try for Wales

  • Four Russell penalties & Graham try for Scots

Live Reporting

Ceri Coleman-Phillips

  1. Wales 'rattling Scotland'

    HT: Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Martin Johnson
    Former England captain and coach on BBC One

    I told you it would be a cracker - I am enjoying it.

    Wales looked all over the place early on defensively, it was a mess and I am thinking Scotland are going to win by 15 points.

    Wales have battled back into it. They have relied on individual skill and moments rather than being cohesive, but they are getting there and they are rattling Scotland.

    It's a fascinating battle.

  2. Graham's try 'the moment of the half'

    HT: Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Rory Lawson
    Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Darcy Graham took an opportunity which 8 out of 10 wingers would struggle to have scored.

    I think Louis Rees-Zammit felt isolated on that wing and a felt little bit vulnerable on his inside shoulder. He got stuck flat-footed and Graham won the collision and fought with legs and did really well to get over that line.

    He really did capitalise on that opportunity and grabbed it.

    It was the moment of the half.

  3. Watch: 'Genius of Graham' - Scotland winger scores opening try

    Scotland's Darcy Graham scores opening try against Wales

    A reminder of how the first try of the game was scored...

  4. 'All to play for'

    HT: Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

    It's an almighty battle out there.

    It's a bit of a mess at the breakdown. Scotland had a poor start and fell behind, but then they score a brilliantly executed try.

    It's been back and forth since then - the discipline hasn't been great on either side.

    It's all to play for.

  5. 'Scotland more dangerous, but honours even'

    HT: Wales 14-14 Scotland

    John Barclay
    Former Scotland captain on BBC One

    The game has ebbed and flowed - neither team are really taking full control yet.

    Scotland look a lot more dangerous with ball in the hand but their discipline is letting Wales back into the game.

    Wales are staying in the game, kicking their points. They made a really brave decision to kick to the corner and they executed.

    Honours even.

  6. 'Right on a knife-edge'

    Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Rory Lawson
    Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Finn Russell rarely throws passes that are described as 'a plastic bag in the wind' but that one there was pretty ugly and gave Wales the opportunity to get through.

    This game is right on a knife-edge.

  7. Half-time

    HT: Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Tomos Williams decides that's enough and hoofs the ball into touch.

    It's all level after 40 minutes as the players run down the tunnel.

    Time to catch your breath and stick the kettle on!

  8. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Tom Shanklin
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    Tell-tale signs still in that Welsh defence.

    Chris Harris has shown up well today, defensively and in attack.

  9. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Andy Nicol
    Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC One

    There are lots of turnovers. Both teams are managing to get in on the ball, sometimes legally, sometimes illegally.

    That is causing plenty of space and Scotland will be happy to play a broken game because they have those strike runners.

  10. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Wales have a scrum for a knock-on as the clock approaches half-time.

    They just have to wait for Wyn Jones' nose to be patched up first.

  11. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Ross Moriarty is isolated and Scotland have turnover ball.

    This was an issue for Wales out in Ireland - the support has to get there quicker.

  12. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Dyddgu Hywel
    Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Cymru

    Wales need to push more and put more pressure on the Scottish line.

  13. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    This is breathless stuff.

    The players can have a quick breather and slurp of water while the ref gets ready to set a scrum in Wales' half.

    Ali Price shows off his basketball skills as he waits to feed the ball.

  14. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Nigel Owens
    Former World Cup final referee on BBC One

    There's no doubt there, if Wales hadn't scored, Scotland would have a player in the bin.

    I think they should still have a player in the bin because there has been another penalty.

  15. Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

    It's a really good attacking maul. Scotland hit it early on, but Wales kept control, and as all good tight-heads do, Francis dives over from close range

  16. 'Wales right back in it'

    Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Sam Warburton
    Former Wales captain on BBC One

    Wales go down the five-metre channel which is the hardest place to send a driving line-out.

    But they stay strong at the front, Ryan Elias gives Tom Francis a huge nudge to get over.

    Wales are right back in this game.

  17. Replacement

    Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Matt Fagerson was unable to run off that earlier knock and he's been replaced by Magnus Bradbury.

  18. try

    Try - Tomas Francis

    Wales 14-14 Scotland

    Francis grounds as Wales respond against Scotland

    The maul powers over and Tomas Francis emerges from the bottom of the heap having grounded the ball.

    Dan Biggar can't add the extras.

  19. Wales 9-14 Scotland

    Scotland have been given a warning for another infringement at the breakdown.

    Dan Biggar decides to kick for touch and Wales set up another driving maul.

  20. Wales 9-14 Scotland

    Emyr Lewis
    Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

    Wales need to score a try before the end of the half and get back into this match.