Summary

  • FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales - George Turner Kyle Steyn (2), Blair Kinghorn & Matt Fagerson go over for Scotland, Ken Owens counters for visitors before break

  • Scotland build on winning back-to-back matches at Twickenham for the first time in bright start to championship

  • Wales fall to another heavy defeat after losing 34-10 to Ireland

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. 'Scotland building confidence'

    FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    A lot of the victories Scotland have had in the last few months have been built on good set-piece and foundations.

    They've known why they've won, the threat in attack. Scotland are building confidence because they know how to win.

    The attack in the third quarter was the difference. They really put the foot on the throat and scored some fantastic tries. The atmosphere at Murrayfield makes it a very difficult place for teams to come.

  2. FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    And it's the first time Scotland have gone two from two in this tournament since 1996.

  3. One for the record books

    FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    The boffins tell me that's a record win for Scotland against Wales.

  4. 'New era for Scottish rugby'

    FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Johnnie Beattie
    Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This is modern rugby history.

    It's been a dark few years after so many defeats but that was emphatic. Scotland dominated everywhere.

    Is this really a new era for Scotland?

  5. FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Scotland captain Richie Gray lifts the Doddie Weir Cup high, receiving the trophy from Doddie's widow, Kathy.

  6. 'A great step forward for Scotland'

    FT: Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Sam Warburton
    Former Wales captain on BBC One

    Massively impressive. Scotland fans can be excited. They've got three games to play and it's not beyond the realms of possibility that they could upset Ireland or France.

    I don't want to get carried away but they could be looking at four wins in this Championship. Who knows? It's a great step forward for Scotland.

  7. Full-time Scotland 35-7 Wales

    An emphatic second-half showing from Scotland, with Finn Russell at his sparkling best.

    Two tries for Kyle Steyn too, a day to remember for the Glasgow winger.

    Scotland on to 10 points, nipping at the heels of Ireland.

  8. Scotland 35-7 Wales

    The clock is red as Wales look for a consolation score... Nope. Another penalty, but Scotland don't kick the ball out as George Horne goes for a run. Very odd.

    Then we get a yellow card for a Welsh player - not sure who or what for. Turns out it's Rhys Webb for brutally ending that meander from Horne.

    All very chaotic.

  9. 'Penny for Pivac's thoughts'

    Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Jamie Roberts
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This is a dark day for Wales.

    They've been poor and Scotland have been a different class.

    A penny for Wayne Pivac's thoughts!

  10. 'Murrayfield is bouncing'

    Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Johnnie Beattie
    Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This place is bouncing!

    We haven't experienced this for a generation after so many doldrums.

    Incredible scenes for the fans.

  11. try

    Try Scotland 35-7 Wales

    Matt Fagerson

    Yes they do! Murrayfield erupts again as Matt Fagerson gathers a looping pass from Finn Russell to plunge over in the corner.

    Another tricky conversion attempt gets away from Russell, but he doesn't look too upset.

  12. 'Scotland run Wales ragged'

    Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Johnnie Beattie
    Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Scotland have run Wales ragged in this second half.

    For all Wales' defensive effort, Scotland always look to have time on the ball.

  13. Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Another penalty goes into the corner. Will the crowd get one last try to cheer?

  14. Scotland 30-7 Wales

    No surprise as former Scotland hero Chris Paterson makes Finn Russell his man of the match.

  15. Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Into the last five minutes and Scotland are enjoying themselves, chucking the ball around, torturing the tired Welsh defence.

    Another penalty is booted into the corner by Finn Russell.

  16. 'Huge Scottish defence'

    Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Johnnie Beattie
    Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Scotland will love that.

    The desire and urgency to stop the opposition scoring even when you're well ahead. Steve Tandy [defence coach] will be delighted.

  17. Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Rhys Carre gets his head down and goes for the line, but the Wales replacement is denied a score as Matt Fagerson gets a leg under the ball to hold it up.

  18. 'Not many better tries than that'

    Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Jamie Roberts
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    You won't see many better tries than that.

    There's a lovely kick, then van der Merwe not only has the pace to beat Cuthbert but the vision to pass - it's a try right out of the top drawer.

  19. 'Picture perfect from Scotland'

    Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    It's a special try, there's a big smile on Blair Kinghorn's face.

    There's so many quality elements to it. Again, at source is the lineout - the throw, the catch from Richie Gray, the drive that gathers momentum, the release from Fraser Brown.

    It's picture perfect attack from Scotland.

  20. try

    Try Scotland 30-7 Wales

    Blair Kinghorn

    Game over. A special try, finished off by Blair Kinghorn.

    Another lovely cross-field kick from Finn Russell gets it all started and Duhan van der Merwe offloads for the full-back to steam over the line.

    Russell is off target with the extras but the bonus point is in the bag.