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Alastair Telfer

  1. England 13-10 Scotland

    Scotland concede another penalty. Does the big boot of Elliot Daly fancy it from halfway? Yes, the kicking tee is on.

    But Fin Smith is over it.

  2. 'Every point is almost worth double'

    England 13-10 Scotland

    Paul Grayson
    Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This Test match is so tight, every point available is almost worth double with so few minutes left.

  3. England 13-10 Scotland

    Marcus Smith calls the mark and calms proceedings down.

  4. Penalty - England 13-10 Scotland

    Marcus Smith

    England take the lead for the first time.

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  5. 'Keep up with the game pal'

    England 10-10 Scotland

    Matt Dawson
    2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The referee can not keep up with the pace of this game. For both teams.

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  6. England 10-10 Scotland

    Scotland show their heart in defence with some huge hits. We go back for a kickable penalty in front of the posts.

  7. England 10-10 Scotland

    Kyle Rowe is pinged for a high tackle on Ollie Chessum. Is it a long way out, so the hosts kick to touch.

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    This game is there to be won for England with the simple change of moving Marcus Smith to 10.

    Gary

  9. England 10-10 Scotland

    Andy Burke
    BBC Sport Scotland at Twickenham

    Jamie Ritchie has been absolutely immense for Scotland.

    An absolute menace on the floor.

  10. England 10-10 Scotland

    Scotland will take confidence from England's inability to close out tight Tests in November against Australia and New Zealand.

    Steve Borthwick's side finally delivered at the death against France, so can they do it now? Meanwhile, we have ANOTHER Jamie Ritchie steal.

  11. England 10-10 Scotland

    Chris Paterson
    Former Scotland international on Radio Scotland

    There have been a lot of errors in this second half.

    You can sense the tension. The next score is so important.

  12. 'A monumental defensive set by England'

    England 10-10 Scotland

    Fraser Brown
    Former Scotland hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Some big hits from England just put Scotland off their rhythm.

    I have no idea how Maro Itoje stole that ball but the referee allowed it.

    A monumental defensive set by England.

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  13. England 10-10 Scotland

    Into the final quarter, it could not be set up any better. A moment of magic or madness will win it. Harry Randall is on for Alex Mitchell.

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    England are a hard team to watch. Still hard to see any progression or creativity. The only game plan seems to be grind, grind and more grind.

    Mark B

  15. England 10-10 Scotland

    An impeccable steal from the England skipper. Maro Itoje goes right over the top of the ruck and nearly does a handstand to get the ball back. Was that even legal? Finn Russell is not happy.

  16. 'This is the plan, to take any points'

    England 10-10 Scotland

    Matt Dawson
    2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

    This was part of the plan for after half-time, to get better territory, get the ball in the hands, target Finn Russell in defence and take any points.

  17. England 10-10 Scotland

    Alex Mitchell's box kick goes out on the full to gift Scotland an opportunity. That is poor given they just got all square.

    Ellis Genge is off for Fin Baxter.

  18. Penalty - England 10-10 Scotland

    Marcus Smith

    All square!

    England do not hesitate getting the kicking tee on as it was a straightforward kick for Marcus Smith.

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  19. 'England's defence has slightly changed'

    England 7-10 Scotland

    Matt Dawson
    2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

    England slightly changing their defensive commitment. Very organised in their line. England are not competing at the breakdown unless it is obvious they are one-on-one.

  20. England 7-10 Scotland

    Blair Kinghorn shows his sledge hammer of a right boot as he sends the ball deep into England's half. The hosts win a penalty from the line-out and go back into Scotland's half.