Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two

Scotland have managed this last 10 minutes or so very well. They haven't overplayed and they've kicked well.

The wind has changed a little bit and it's definitely helping their kicking game.

There are 15,530 in attendance in Leicester this afternoon.

After the horse has bolted and all that but it's actually 7-7 in the second half. Putting in a complete 80-minute performance will be on the wishlist as we head to the World Cup.

France were pretty abject for 40 minutes earlier on.

Elllie Kildunne is lifted high into the air by a Scotland tackle and moments later she knocks on a deep kick to her ankles. Tough minute for the full-back.

It's gone a bit scrappy now. Reset scrums, tired legs and minds.

Legend in the building! Emily Scarratt is on for England, who have emptied their bench now.

Rhea Clarke is on for a Scotland debut at scrum-half, what a moment. She has the put in at a scrum first up.

Here's Claudia MacDonald's second at the end of a great passage of England play.

Scotland are on the board, but England are the only team yet to concede a try in the closing 20 minutes of their matches in this year’s Women’s Six Nations, while 50% (6/12) of the tries Scotland have conceded have come in that period — the highest rate of any team.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Two

Absolutely superb the way they went through the process from the line-out.

That is the first time Scotland have scored against England for two years.

A maul falls over the line, there must be 16 players involved and good luck spotting the ball in the midst of it...

Scotland might have scored here! It is being checked for a knock on.

England have replaced captain Zoe Aldcroft so Marlie Packer is skipper for the time being. Scotland have the ball 10m fron the England line.

Better from Scotland, they have England pinned back. Can they get on the board? No, England counter ruck and somehow win the ball back after a massive tackle on Chloe Rollie.

Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Mattioli Woods Welford Road Stadium

Jessica Breach will be nervous watching Claudia MacDonald tear things up.

MacDonald is a bundle of energy and has been everywhere. Competition for places is exactly what John Mitchell wants and it will be hard to leave her out of a Grand Slam-decider.

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England have changed out their whole front row as May Campbell, Hannah Botterman and Maud Muir come on.

Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two

It doesn't get any better than that. Accuracy, the speed of ball, the passes, the way they kept the ball live and Claudia MacDonald had the easiest part of the move. That ball is on a plate and the pass came from the back row not the fly-half.

It's a brilliant example of doing all the basics of rugby at their very best.

Speaking before the Red Roses began the defence of their title, Claudia MacDonald said she was "terrified" of being near anything rugby related after a serious neck injury.

"I made a tackle and the next second I was on the floor not able to move my arms or legs so it was pretty scary in the first few moments," said MacDonald.

"In the first couple of months, playing wasn't even on the radar - it was about trying to get my mind around what had happened.

"I was terrified to be anywhere near a rugby pitch or a rugby ball. I didn't want to have my back away from the wall as I didn't want anything behind me because I was scared of being knocked.

"I barely left my house and I was told not to go in a car so it was all quite scary but thankfully we got past all of that."

With two tries today, she really has...

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