Summary

  • Gwenllian Pyrs try gives Wales hope late on, but Scotland hang on for three-point victory

  • Abbie Fleming crosses for Wales after teammate Georgia Evans shown her second yellow card. Evie Gallagher also sent off for Scotland after illegal clearout

  • Sarah Bonar, Emma Orr and Leah Bartlett score legitimate tries for Scotland

  • Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm and centre Lisa Thomson both have tries ruled out for hosts

  • Carys Phillips crashes over from close range to put Wales in front before Helen Nelson kicks Scotland's first points

  • Scotland host Wales in first round of Women's Six Nations

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Live Reporting

George O'Neill

  1. Scotland 17-14 Wales

    Caryl James
    Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

    Today's game is going just as these games have tended to go historically.

    It's going to be so close!

  2. Scotland 17-14 Wales

    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on BBC Two

    Abbie Fleming has been everywhere this afternoon. Jackling over balls, disrupting breakdowns and she has great vision.

  3. converted try

    Converted try Scotland 17-14 WALES

    Abbie Fleming

    Game on.

    Wales maul their way to within touching distance of the try line and Abbie Fleming - who has been immense for the visitors - dives over to score.

    The conversion is good and we've got a grandstand finish on our hands.

  4. Sin-bin Evie Gallagher (Scotland)

    Scotland 17-7 Wales

    That's a yellow for Gallagher and that too is sent to the bunker to be reviewed.

    Wales have a lineout in the home 22... can they hit back?

  5. Scotland 17-7 Wales

    There's another TMO review - the officials are checking a clearout by Scotland number eight Evie Gallagher.

  6. Scotland 17-7 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Hive Stadium

    It's been a tough week for Georgia Evans.

    She was on the losing side in the Premiership Women's Rugby final with Saracens last weekend, and now she gets two cards, the second very likely to be upgraded to a red.

    She held her hand up to her team mates when she left the field and also to Wales' management up in the stand.

  7. Red card Georgia Evans (Wales)

    Scotland 17-7 Wales

    There's clear contact with Chloe Rollie's head and Georgia Evans is shown her second yellow card as a result.

    That results in a red and the incident has also gone to the bunker to be reviewed further.

  8. Scotland 17-7 Wales

    Wales number eight Georgia Evans - who has already received a yellow card in this game - catches Chloe Rollie high in a tackle.

    She could be in trouble here.

  9. Scotland 17-7 Wales

    Heather Lockhart
    Former Scotland prop on BBC One

    Another outstanding passage of play from Scotland.

    It's Fran McGhie's pace, the alertness and working hard on the breakdown.

    Thankfully, we've been given the all-clear for the try.

  10. converted try

    Converted try SCOTLAND 17-7 Wales

    Emma Orr

    This one does count.

    Fran McGhie does brilliantly to chase down a kick and tackle Wales wing Lisa Neumann before getting up to compete at the breakdown.

    The ball pops out of the ruck and centre Emma Orr reacts fastest to gather and race away to score.

    Helen Nelson adds the extras and the hosts lead by 10.

    Emma Orr trySNS

  11. No try

    Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Obstruction from Rachel McLauchlan created a gap for Evie Gallagher to gallop through before Lisa Thomson eventually got the ball down.

  12. try

    Try SCOTLAND 15-7 Wales

    Lisa Thomson

    Scotland have made an electric start to this second half.

    But the TMO Oli Kellet wants referee Kat Roche to look at some potential obstruction in the build-up.

  13. Kick-off

    Scotland 10-7 Wales

    We are up and running again in rainy Edinburgh.

  14. HT: Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Emma Wassell
    Scotland international on BBC Two

    You can definitely see Scotland are bringing tempo into the game. We've seen moments of brilliance from Lisa Thomson and Fran McGhie, you can see the moments of absolute skill and speed that they have.

    There's been a few turnovers, a few rips, a few knock-ons, but when Scotland look after the ball they look really dangerous.

  15. HT: Scotland 10-7 Wales

    There's a live win predictor feature on the Women's Six Nations website, which currently has the likelihood of a Scotland victory at 75%.

    Wales are at 20% with a draw down at 5%.

    Take from that what you will.

  16. 'Missed tackles & indiscipline costing Wales'

    HT: Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on BBC Two

    Wales started with a bang in the first five minutes, the way they played, they went head to head, put pressure on Scotland.

    Then, credit to Scotland, they've been pressing for the rest of that half. Missed tackles and indiscipline is costing Wales.

  17. Heroic Welsh defence finally breached

    HT: Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Ceri Coleman-Phillips
    BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Hive Stadium

    The red wall has finally crumbled.

    There had been some heroic defending from the visitors, but Scotland finally got what they deserved going in at half-time.

    A further blow for Wales with Georgia Evans shown a yellow card for collapsing the maul - they are now missing one of their main ball carriers.

  18. Half-time

    Scotland 10-7 Wales

    That is that for the opening 40 minutes in Edinburgh, and unsurprisingly, it's finely poised.

    Wales flew out of the blocks and hit the front through Carys Phillips' try, but Scotland have dominated proceedings since, and finally breached the visiting defence through Sarah Bonar.

    All to play for after the break.

    Emma Orr carries for ScotlandPA Media

  19. Sin-bin Georgia Evans (Wales)

    Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Wales number eight Georgia Evans was also shown a yellow card for illegally dragging down a Scottish maul in the build-up to Sarah Bonar's try.

    The visitors will have to play the final stages of the first half - and indeed the opening stages of the second - with 14 players.

  20. 'Outstanding passage of play'

    Scotland 10-7 Wales

    Heather Lockhart
    Former Scotland prop on BBC One

    An outstanding passage of play before the try, Rhona Lloyd was really getting amongst it.

    It's the set-play for the try, the patience and then the low drive that got Scotland over the line.