Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hopefully that is going to give England a bit more momentum and encouragement to do what they did in the first quarter.

We have been crying out for England to get the ball and play some rugby.

All to play for.

Ollie Lawrence busts his way through and flicks the ball brilliantly to Marcus Smith, the full-back does well to bide his time, stepping in and out, as England go in search of a second try.

The try is blown as Lawrence tries another miracle offload that goes out of play.

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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have been struggling to get their exit structure and then build. What is their set play? They scored a try but it was very pragmatic. We want to see Ollie Lawrence and Henry Slade.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Twickenham is so quiet. So many people, so little noise. England have been awful in fairness. Kicking everything, creating nothing. Offering absolutely zero. Scotland should be further ahead. They could do with more points to reflect their dominance

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Duhan van der Merwe loves this fixture! Off he goes on another bulldozing run to get Scotland on the front foot. He only needs half an inch and he is off.

England do well to get back and eventually win the ball back. Ben Curry gets over the ball brilliantly, talk about impact.

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland have shown a lot of endeavour and created opportunities but they do not have enough points on the board.

Tom Willis is off for a HIA and is replaced by Ben Curry.

Again Scotland go smashing towards England's 22. Blair Kinghorn is chopped low and butchers another chance.

For all the stats, England will be happy to be only three points down.

Scotland have carried for 297m and gained 200m.

England's figures less good: 126m and 65m.

Oh and defenders beaten is 15 to two in Scotland's favour.

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A couple of reset scrums helps to take the sting out of Scotland's fast start. Tom Willis explodes off the base before another Alex Mitchell kick is won back by England.

Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is an element of necessity for Scotland. They are thinking they have got to shake this game up to make England disjointed.

Duhan van der Merwe is off again. He drags at least three defenders with him. Scotland are looking up for this, deep into England's 22 they go.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

England are like rabbits in the headlights when Scotland cut loose. They've been done time and time again by the pace, accuracy and skillset of Scotland's attack in the previous four Calcutta Cups and they're still getting done by it again now. Huw Jones joins Duhan van der Merwe on six tries against Scotland. Lethal!

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

Scotland are moving the ball quickly into space.

They know they have an advantage on the outside with Duhan van der Merwe. It takes three defenders to stop him and they have to come from somewhere.

If the ball is staying alive and it's that fast it will be a handful for England.

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Finn Russell finds some grass in behind Tommy Freeman. Russell, other than his kicking at goal, has started this one as he always does.

That was Huw Jones' sixth try against England - no Scotland player has more in this fixture.

Duhan van der Merwe also has six.

Who will be first to seven?

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