Colin Gregor
Former Scotland back on BBC Radio Scotland

It was a 40 minute game for Wales. Scotland could've continued playing the way they were but Wales went from zero to 100.

Scotland somehow came back in the last three, four minutes and got the win. They might not have gotten the fourth try bonus point but the win after that last half hour is all that matters.

Scotland teams of the last few years would've lost that match. To hold on under that pressure and nearly snatch the bonus point was impressive. Good comeback Wales, alas a poor start cost them!Good weekends matches, lots to play for!!

Anon

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Player of the match Aaron Wainwright tells BBC One: "We probably wanted the game to go on another five minutes.

"We left ourselves too much to do, and were probably not accurate enough in the first half. A lot of their ball came from our errors.

"As the scoreboard kept ticking down the belief grew, but first-half inaccuracies cost us."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

To break the curse here at long last you would've thought the scenes would've been incredible but not a single Scotland player is celebrating. They look shell shocked and almost relieved it was over.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

At one point we were talking about whether fans were going to leave early and then the ignition switch was hit and then we had an explosion of rugby seemingly from nowhere.

First half Wales didn't look like a team that had ever played together and then second half it was a collapse from Scotland. I didn't think they would recover at one point.

They recovered enough composure to see them over the line but what belief this should put into a young Wales side going forward.

I almost forgot to say... that's Scotland's first win in Cardiff since 2002. The long wait is over.

But that's almost not the story today.

Wales came within a score of one of the great Six Nations comebacks.

Wales number eight Aaron Wainwright is named player of the match.

He led that stunning second-half comeback from the front.

How often is the man of the match on the losing side? Says it all really.

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That final defensive set in midfield won it for Scotland.

They were falling apart but they just managed to stem the tide at the very end and holding the scrum saw the game out.

No try but that's it, all over. What a sensational game.

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Duhan van der Merwe dives under a pile of bodies.

The Scottish fans cheer but there's no signal from the referee.

However the clock has ticked past 80 minutes and it should be game over.

It looks like Rio Dyer's leg stopped him from touching down.

Nigel Owens
Former World Cup final referee on BBC One

There's a lot of pressure on the referee now, knowing how important the next decision he makes is.

Kyle Steyn picks a great angle and Scotland break through.

He's hauled down short but this could still win it for Scotland if they can stay up field.

So it's a Scotland scrum around half-way with two minutes to go.

Who saw this coming?

Tom: One of the best games ever & the cameraman is on Willem Dafoe! Who cares?

Oh close.

Ioan Lloyd offloads a forward pass to Mason Grady and Scotland get a let off and time to gather themselves.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Scotland have lost all their discipline. They've got no structure or shape. Everything is just going the wrong way.

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Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

On the evidence of what I've seen in the last half an hour Wales should win this as Scotland are a shambles.

Wales have managed to cross the gainline which makes a world of difference to the half backs.

That's 14 penalties in a row that Scotland have conceded.

They are shooting themselves in the foot here.

Four minutes to go.