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It's all over! The referee has blown their whistle to end the game.

80'
Yellow Card

Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland) is shown a yellow card

77'

Cameron Redpath comes on.

75'

Ben Healy comes off.

75'

Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Ben Healy getting some game time.

72'

Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Cameron Redpath being replaced.

72'

Scotland make a substitution with Sam Skinner coming on.

67'

Scotland make a substitution with Grant Gilchrist coming off.

67'

England make a substitution with Theo Dan coming on.

67'

England make a substitution with Jamie George coming off.

67'

Fin Smith takes the conversion but it hits the upright and bounces away, kick unsuccessful.

66'
Try

Great hands by England leads to a try for Immanuel Feyi-Waboso

66'

The defensive line has been broken as Immanuel Feyi-Waboso goes through the gap.

65'

Ben Spencer sets up the try.

65'
Penalty Goal

The Scotland supporters go wild as Finn Russell successfully kicks the penalty goal.

65'

Scotland sub George Horne comes onto the field.

62'

Ben White departs for Scotland.

62'

Scotland sub Alec Hepburn comes onto the field.

61'

Pierre Schoeman departs for Scotland.

61'

England sub Immanuel Feyi-Waboso comes onto the field.

61'

Henry Slade departs for England.

61'

England sub Joe Marler comes onto the field.

61'

Ellis Genge departs for England.

61'

England sub Fin Smith comes onto the field.

61'

George Ford departs for England.

61'

Scotland sub Elliot Millar-Mills comes onto the field.

61'

Zander Fagerson departs for Scotland.

61'
Penalty Goal

Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.

57'

Chandler Cunningham-South comes on for England.

55'

Sam Underhill leaves the field.

55'

Will Stuart comes on for England.

55'

Dan Cole leaves the field.

55'

Andy Christie comes on.

52'

Jamie Ritchie comes off.

52'

Ewan Ashman comes on.

52'

George Turner comes off.

52'
Penalty Goal

George Ford makes no mistake with that penalty goal attempt.

49'

England decide to make a substitution, with George Martin getting some game time.

46'

England decide to make a substitution, with Ethan Roots being replaced.

46'

England decide to make a substitution, with Ben Spencer getting some game time.

46'

England decide to make a substitution, with Danny Care being replaced.

46'
Conversion

Finn Russell adds the two points for Scotland.

46'
Try

A clever kick there by Scotland allows Duhan van der Merwe to collect the ball and touch down for the try.

44'

Duhan van der Merwe makes the break as the defence re-enacts the parting of the red sea.

44'

Spellbinding play by Finn Russell is finished off with a try.

44'

Cameron Redpath makes the break as the defence re-enacts the parting of the red sea.

44'

Scotland make a substitution with Cameron Redpath coming on.

40'

Scotland make a substitution with Sione Tuipulotu coming off.

40'

The second half kicks off.

40'

The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.

40'

Fabulous play by England has led to Henry Slade being able to wriggle through a gap.

38'
Drop Goal

George Ford adds the three points for England.

35'
Penalty Goal

The Scotland supporters go wild as Finn Russell successfully kicks the penalty goal.

34'
Conversion

Finn Russell does the business as their conversion attempt goes over.

30'
Try

Brilliant skill shown there by Duhan van der Merwe as they go over the white wash for a try.

29'

Trouble here as Duhan van der Merwe breaches the defence.

28'

Spellbinding play by Huw Jones is finished off with a try.

28'
Conversion

Finn Russell makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.

20'
Try

A wonderful passing move by Scotland is finished off by Duhan van der Merwe

19'

Huw Jones sets up the try.

19'

This is dangerous for the defence as Huw Jones bursts through to advance the Scotland attack.

19'

This is dangerous for the defence as George Furbank bursts through to advance the England attack.

17'

Scotland make a substitution with Zander Fagerson coming on.

17'

Scotland make a substitution with Elliot Millar-Mills coming off.

17'
Penalty Goal

George Ford makes no mistake with that penalty goal attempt.

14'

Elliot Millar-Mills comes on for Scotland.

6'

Zander Fagerson leaves the field.

6'
Conversion

George Ford has kicked a conversion.

6'
Try

Great hands by England leads to a try for George Furbank

4'

That's a great try assist by Elliot Daly.

4'

The defensive line has been broken as Elliot Daly goes through the gap.

4'

We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.

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Match Details

Scotland v England
Scotland v England
Six Nations
Round 3
Sat 24th February 2024, 08:45am PST
Sat 24th February 2024, 08:45am PST
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Scottish Gas Murrayfield

Points Flow Chart

Scotland win +9
Scotland
England
Scotland
Time in lead
England
53
Mins in lead
25
66%
% Of Game In Lead
31%
34%
Possession Last 10 min
66%
0
Points Last 10 min
0

Key Events

Full Time
van der Merwe
30 - 21
77'
Feyi-Waboso
66'
30 - 21
Russell
30 - 16
65'
Russell
27 - 16
57'
Ford
49'
24 - 16
Russell
24 - 13
46'
van der Merwe
22 - 13
44'
Half Time
Ford
35'
17 - 13
Russell
17 - 10
34'
Russell
14 - 10
30'
van der Merwe
12 - 10
29'
Russell
7 - 10
20'
van der Merwe
5 - 10
19'
Ford
14'
0 - 10
Ford
6'
0 - 7
Furbank
4'
0 - 5
Start

22m Entries

Avg. Points Scored
4
6
Entries
Avg. Points Scored
2
9
Entries

Attack Profile

Scotland
England
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Defence Profile

Scotland
England
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Ruck Speed

0-3 secs
60%
66%
3-6 secs
15%
17%
6+ secs
25%
17%
66
Rucks Won
80

Scotland vs England Kick Off Times & TV Channel

Scotland face off against England in Six Nations Round 3 on Sat 24th February 2024 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 16:45. In South Africa it’s at 18:45 SAST, 05:45 NZST in New Zealand, 03:45 AEST in Australia and 08:45 EST in the US.

England won the last encounter but England are in the best form of their last 5 games.

World Rankings

Heading into the fixture, England sits at 3 in the World Rugby Rankings, while Scotland holds 9.

The two sides are separated by 6 places in the rankings with Scotland in position 9 and England in position 3 as such England are favourites on paper.

Scotland vs England Squads

The official squads for Scotland vs England will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.

Other Fixtures

43 - 7
FT
15 - 50
FT
25 - 37
FT
24 - 13
FT
12 - 36
FT
32 - 26
FT
15 - 20
FT
61 - 7
FT
27 - 23
FT
21 - 26
FT
17 - 26
FT
Tomorrow
05:00
Tomorrow
05:00
Tomorrow
05:00
Tomorrow
07:15
Tomorrow
07:15
Tomorrow
09:05
Tomorrow
09:30
Tomorrow
09:30
Tomorrow
09:30
Tomorrow
12:00
Tomorrow
12:00
Tomorrow
12:00
Sunday
05:00
Sunday
05:00
Sunday
07:15
Sunday
07:15
Sunday
07:15
Sunday
09:30
Sunday
09:30

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Who Will Win?

One of the most hotly anticipated games on the rugby calendar is on the horizon: Scotland take on England at Murrayfield in the Six Nations on Saturday 24th February.

Although England will enter this game as the slight favourites, Scotland have an impressive recent record against Steve Borthwick’s men, including a 29-23 win at Twickenham last year. Plus, this time they’ll be playing in front of a boisterous and vocal Murrayfield crowd. As a result, a win for the home side certainly isn’t out of the question.

Think you know who will triumph in this upcoming Scotland vs England match? Vote in our poll.

Head-to-Head

Scotland have had the better of England in recent meetings between the two sides.

Scotland have won three of the last five Scotland vs England matches, while England have won one (the other ended in a draw). However, many of these matches have been close. Scotland have averaged 21 points per match, while England have averaged 19.

Surprisingly, the stats also show that the home side has only won 20% of the last five matches!

Team Form

Little was expected of England at the Rugby World Cup after a poor showing in last year’s Six Nations. However, although Steve Borthwick’s playing style hasn’t thrilled fans, he has transformed the team’s fortunes. They went unbeaten in their pool and comfortably handled Fiji for most of their quarter-final. Then, they performed admirably against South Africa in the semi-final, where they led for much of the tie before they were finally overpowered in the final stages. They then rounded off the tournament by winning the Bronze Final. As a result, many English fans are hoping that the 2024 Six Nations will provide a great opportunity for the side to show their true class.

Meanwhile, Scotland have also been in reasonable form. Although they didn’t qualify from their pool at the Rugby World Cup, they were placed in the so-called ‘Pool of Death’ alongside Ireland and South Africa. They also won two matches at the tournament, including an 84-0 victory over Romania and a 45-17 victory over Tonga.

Below our team form guide, you can see in-depth stats about how the two sides have performed in their last five games, including stats about the number of tries they’ve scored, their overall points difference and the number of times they’ve scored the first try. We’ve also detailed how often each team has scored the first points in a game and how often they’ve won the race to 10 points.

Player Head-to-Head

England vs Scotland matches tend to be tight battles that go down to the wire. As a result, winning individual matchups is key.

With this in mind, here’s how Ben Healy and Owen Farrell have performed in recent Scotland vs England clashes. Could either of these stars decide the game for their country?

Other Fixtures

Scotland vs England is one of the biggest rugby matches on the planet. However, a number of other matches are taking place over the coming weeks. Take a look at the latest fixtures and results so you can plan your viewing.

When was the first meeting between Scotland and England? When was the first meeting between Scotland and England?

The first Scotland vs England match took place in 1871. This was the first ever international rugby match and Scotland won 1-0.

Which team has won more matches against the other, Scotland or England? Which team has won more matches against the other, Scotland or England?

Since 1871, Scotland and England have played each other 141 times. England have won 76 of these clashes, while Scotland have won 46. A further 19 have ended in a draw.

Does the winner of Scotland vs England receive a trophy? Does the winner of Scotland vs England receive a trophy?

Yes. The winner of Scotland vs England matches receives the Calcutta Cup.

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