What a thrilling match and what a result for Wales.

A bonus-point win takes them top of the Six Nations with a maximum 10 from 10.

They had the power of their front-row to thank with props - Sisilia Tuipulotu and Gwenllian Pyrs - scoring a brace each before setting up a late score for Ffion Lewis.

However they will need to improve their discipline before the biggest challenge of all in two weeks' time - England.

For Scotland, leaving empty-handed probably does not do justice for the effort they put in.

They tackled themselves to a standstill and scored a couple of wonderful tries - Chloe Rollie's finish a particular stand out.

However their losing run continues to an 11th game and it's only going to get harder when they next face France.

Join us then to see how they get on and don't forget England v Italy tomorrow afternoon as our BBC Sport colleagues bring you all the action.

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Wales coach Ioan Cunningham told BBC Two:

"Scotland were excellent they are a very good team, the momentum swung in their favour and they were on top, I'm super proud that we weathered that storm and swung that momentum our way.

"I am really chuffed to come away to a tough place and get a victory.

"We learned a lot in the World Cup playing against The Black Ferns, that was was great for us, learning to play flatter to the line, playing on top a bit more and I think we are seeing it now.

"Some players have really matured over the last 12 months, Sisilia is on fire we are delighted she is with us.

"Shaun [Connor] has been excellent, he has simplified it a little bit for us and it is about playing forward and going forward first. The girls have bought in and we are enjoying it."

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm told BBC Two:

"That was proper Test match but I'm disappointed because we were totally in it and I couldn't ask for more from the girls.

"The way we stepped up defensively in the second half was massive step forward.

"The first half we weren't happy with but in the second half we stopped them. But they were just so good at keeping ball and eventually it paid dividends for them.

"There were some key battles in today's game, set-pieces didn't go our way if we sorted our maul out a bit earlier we probably would have been comfortably ahead of them but that's something we need to look at."

A pleasing night for Wales fans...

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Just in case anyone was in any doubt, she's done it again... for the second game in a row.

But who can argue. She carried more than any other player on the pitch, made 97 metres and scored two tries.

And she's a tight-head prop!!

What a talent.

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Sisilia Tuipulotu on BBC Two:

"This means so much and I'm just grateful my teammates were behind us throughout the whole way and we managed to get the win in the end.

"I feel we had to keep calm, trust in our process and go with the flow.

"We are pretty confident but at the same time we have just got to know our roles and be confident in what we have to do on the field and off the field."

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Two

Scotland are still waiting for that win but they can take heart from this. They really showed up today and that's something that has been lacking. They had the bit between their teeth and took their chances.

But that last Welsh try from the scrum just showed how dominant they were. They were outstanding.

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC iPlayer

The way Wales came out especially that second half and to score so early 14 players down, that just settled them and set their intentions for that second half which was massive, some huge performances in there.

Really smart from Wales, they will be really pleased with that.

It's all over... Wales clinch a second win of the tournament.

Wales finally give their front-row a break with all three coming off arm-in-arm.

What a day for those three.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Two

It's worth reminding that's the same front row that started the game, there are not many front rows you see playing the entirety when they've carried that much, defended that well, turned over balls, that is incredible.

Ffion Lewis benefiting very much from the dominance there of the Welsh front row.

Wales are again sending up the heavy hitters.

Another try and this should be game over.

Lana Skeldon and Eilidh Sinclair and more than 50 tackles between them.

It's been a huge defensive effort from Scotland today in the face of a red bombardment.

Beth Blacklock replaces centre Meryl Smith for the final six minutes.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Two

Everything to play here, Scotland need to pressure at the restart.

Wales must have gone through 15 to 20 phases then so Scotland may be relieved to only give away the three points.

Snowsill lands her first kick of the game from in front of the posts.

We're getting into Tuipulotu territory.

Wales are edging up field bit by bit...

Flanker Beth Lewis has carried so well.