Summary

  • Kinghorn streaks over after 14-phase move & Jordan crosses soon after

  • Murray hits back for Wales but Graham restores advantage

  • Jordan & Kinghorn add to Scots' tally before three late Wales scores

  • Scotland have won two and lost two; Wales have now lost 16 in a row

Live Reporting

George O'Neill

  1. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Jac Morgan's third turnover comes in the 22nd minute of the game.

    Wales are doing well at the breakdown.

  2. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Scotland pile forward again, but Wales captain Jac Morgan wins a penalty at the breakdown.

    Gregor Townsend holds out his arms in disbelief.

  3. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    I agree with the referee.

    When you look at it in real time, Ben Thomas has very little time to think or act in a malicious nature.

  4. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Referee Andrea Piardi decides there's no foul play and it's just a scrum for Scotland.

  5. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Nigel Owens
    Former World Cup final referee on BBC One

    There was no open hand pushing away, you can see the fingers grabbing.

    He could be in trouble here.

  6. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    James Hook
    Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

    He's not even looking at his eyes, there's nothing wrong with that.

  7. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    The officials are having a look at an incident between Wales centre Ben Thomas and Duhan van der Merwe.

    Thomas' fingers are around Van der Merwe's eye area - he could be in trouble here.

  8. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Sam Warburton
    Former Wales captain on BBC One

    Wales are going very hard at the ruck. There are lots of way to slow the ball down and that is what Wales are trying to do to Scotland.

  9. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Elliot Dee wins a penalty for Wales at the breakdown after the visiting defence reads Finn Russell's pass to Duhan van der Merwe well.

    It halts Scottish momentum somewhat and gets Wales some much-needed territory.

  10. Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Andy Burke
    BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

    Scotland's attack is cooking here.

    Can they find that ruthlessness that has so often been lacking in their game to keep their foot on the gas and put Wales away?

  11. 'Narrow Welsh defence exposed'

    Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    It's the edge attack, understanding where the space is most difficult for Wales to cover.

    The fend from Duhan van der Merwe, the pace of Huw Jones on the edge, and the depth that Blair Kinghorn had at second receiver... they allowed Scotland to play on the channel.

    It's so difficult for Wales to cover if you get narrow in defence.

  12. Wales defence in disarray

    Scotland 14-3 Wales

    Gareth Griffiths
    BBC Sport Wales at Murrayfield

    Wales wing Tom Rogers was forced off with an arm injury and this caused a backline reshuffle that Scotland capitalised upon.

    Rogers' replacement Joe Roberts, normally a centre, slots in on the left wing and Ellis Mee switches to the right.

    Seconds later, Scotland score their second try. Clinical stuff.

  13. converted try

    Converted try SCOTLAND 14-3 Wales

    Tom Jordan

    Another stunning score stretches Scotland's lead.

    Duhan van der Merwe fends off Ellis Mee all too easily and creates a two-on-one out wide.

    Huw Jones races down the line before passing inside to Tom Jordan who scores his first international try.

    Finn Russell converts once more.

  14. Scotland 7-3 Wales

    Wales push forward in attack, but Pierre Schoeman gets over the ball after a Will Rowlands carry and wins a penalty.

  15. 'Scots maintain momentum'

    Scotland 7-3 Wales

    Andy Burke
    BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

    Brilliant try from Scotland.

    That was something they struggled with at Twickenham, maintaining attacking momentum when the move gets into double-digit phases.

    Superb finish from Blair Kinghorn and a cracking touchline conversion from Finn Russell.

  16. Scotland 7-3 Wales

    Johnnie Beattie
    Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

    A lovely piece of multi-phase by Scotland.

    They just did enough to stretch the Welsh defensive line, create a mismatch, and drive over.

  17. Scotland 7-3 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    14 phases but 13 phases of excellent defence from Wales.

    They were working so hard, some big collisions, Jac Morgan to the fore.

    Scotland did so well to regenerate possession. They had to work hard for the metres they made. It's a brilliantly times pass from Darcy Graham, perfect distribution.

  18. converted try

    Converted try SCOTLAND 7-3 Wales

    Blair Kinghorn

    Blair Kinghorn crashes over in the corner after 14 Scotland phases - a wonderful score.

    Patient play takes the hosts to the edge of the 22, before an injection of pace sets Darcy Graham away, who in turn finds Kinghorn.

    A quick stop-start helps the Scotland full-back evade one tackle, and he holds off a couple more to dot down.

    Finn Russell - after three missed kicks against England - nails the conversion from out wide.

  19. Scotland 0-3 Wales

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on BBC One

    Jamie Ritchie is penalised for jumping across the line.

    It's Taulupe Faletau who wins it - he's won the second most line-outs in the tournament up until now. For all the ball carrying and big moments, he's a real line-out option.

  20. Penalty Scotland 0-3 WALES

    Gareth Anscombe

    A sloppy start for Scotland, and Gareth Anscombe splits the posts to put Wales in front.