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It was a day to remember for England who ended their four-match losing streak against Scotland to keep alive their Six Nations title hopes.

Scotland will be left disappointed as they came within a kick of making it five in a row over their rivals.

That is why we love the Six Nations, until next time.

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Reaction from the game will be incoming.

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Wins over Wales and France will be essential to finish their campaign on a high. One massive win (usually over England) is now the norm in a Six Nations for Scotland - losses against Ireland and England put pressure on that France game.

England will need a favour from France when they travel to Dublin to face Ireland on 8 March. Steve Borthwick's side have winnable games against Italy and Wales to come.

Scotland face Wales next on 8 March and finish against France. They will want to climb the table.

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England flanker Chandler Cunningham-South, speaking to ITV: "We are just grateful. I think all the boys are so happy and relieved to get the cup back in our hands."

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More from Steve Borthwick: "Things needed to be tweaked [at half-time].

"Our physical intensity needed to go up and it did in the second half, our bench had a really good impact again. It's the 23-man effort.

"Whilst there were bits in that game that weren't pretty, it's edge of the seat finales.

"You saw a very happy Allianz Stadium at the end of the game."

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England head coach Steve Borthwick, speaking to ITV: "Every game is important for England and you have to give Scotland credit, as they played a real smart game.

"They put pressure on you and as soon as they get a chance they move the ball wide quickly.

"This young group stayed in the fight and they kept composure and they kept running hard. They eventually found a way to win."

A kick to win the Calcutta Cup is what kickers dream of.

It wasn't to be for Finn Russell, watch his missed kick to win the game after Duhan van der Merwe's much-deserved try in the left corner.

Scotland had 59% of territory and 58% possession.

Outscored England three tries to one

Carried 936m to 474m

Gained 521m to 323m

Mande nine line breaks to two

Beat 35 defenders to 10

Made 247 passes to 99

Was that a snatch and grab by England?

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend, speaking to BBC Scotland: "I'm proud of how we played today. In the first half, our execution was very good - our contact work was outstanding.

"We created opportunities. We scored three tries and will look back and think we could have scored more. In a lot of ways it was a better performance than we've had down here when we've won.

"England defended very well. They are very good in their own 22. Credit goes to them. With that amount of possession we're normally good at converting into points. Today we didn't do that often enough.

"Finn was a big part of us getting three tries. He has kicked a lot of very important points for us in the past.

"The reality is we didn't win and are likely now not going to win the championship. It's a performance we can build on over the next two rounds."

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Since taking the role over from Jamie George in January, Maro Itoje is undefeated as England captain at Allianz Stadium.

The start of a successful new era? Hit the thumbs.

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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a brilliant game. So many opportunities for the game, swinging from both sides.

Phenomenal.

England have proven they can hang on. Scotland were brilliant.

Scotland co-captain Rory Darge, speaking to BBC Scotland: "We scored more tries, but to be honest there were a lot of opportunities that we didn't make the most of.

"Part of that is England defended well, but we know we made enough opportunities to win that game, we maybe just didn't execute.

"It is tough. It was a big game in terms of the championship and obviously it's Scotland-England. We're gutted we couldn't get a win.

"There's no excuse for a drop-off now. We need to deliver in the next two games."

England went 1477 days without their hands on the Calcutta Cup.

Stat from rugby statistician Stuart Farmer.

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England captain Maro Itoje, speaking to ITV: "The performance was a bit mixed.

"Scotland played a lot in our half and we didn't exit the way we wanted but we did fight and scrap. There is loads for us to get better at but we are delighted to win.

"In the first half and the second half, we probably didn't play as much as we wanted and Scotland probably played more than us but we were more clinical than we have been.

"There is a feeling we are going to score so we just need to find ways of being there more and then we will execute more."

More from Duhan van der Merwe: "We didn't have enough ball in the second half. England were applying pressure at the breakdown and they got the ball. Fair play to England."

Man of the match Duhan van der Merwe, speaking to ITV: "We had a lot of opportunities in that first half and we didn't take all of them.

"Fair play to England's defence, in the first half they kept us out. Coming into the second half we had belief that we could win this game."

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