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Wales
Wales
26 - 27
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Scotland

Scotland vs Wales

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

80'

This is dangerous for the defence as Kyle Steyn bursts through to advance the Scotland attack.

78'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with Teddy Williams getting some game time.

71'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with Adam Beard being replaced.

71'

Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Cameron Redpath getting some game time.

71'

Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Luke Crosbie being replaced.

71'

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

69'

Scotland make a substitution with Zander Fagerson coming off.

69'

Scotland make a substitution with Ewan Ashman coming on.

69'

Scotland make a substitution with George Turner coming off.

69'

Scotland make a substitution with George Horne coming on.

69'

Scotland make a substitution with Ben White coming off.

69'
Conversion

The Wales supporters go wild as Ioan Lloyd successfully kicks the conversion.

68'
Try

Alex Mann scores the try from close range.

67'

The defensive line has been broken as Rio Dyer goes through the gap.

65'

The defensive line has been broken as Tommy Reffell goes through the gap.

63'

The defensive line has been broken as Aaron Wainwright goes through the gap.

61'

Scotland sub Jack Dempsey comes onto the field.

61'

Jamie Ritchie departs for Scotland.

61'

Scotland sub Alec Hepburn comes onto the field.

61'

Pierre Schoeman departs for Scotland.

61'
Conversion

The Wales supporters go wild as Ioan Lloyd successfully kicks the conversion.

60'
Try

Wales are only a few metres out, surely they must score! And they do with Aaron Wainwright touching down.

60'
Yellow Card

Sione Tuipulotu (Scotland) is shown a yellow card

59'

Luke Crosbie comes on for Scotland.

58'

Ewan Ashman leaves the field.

58'

What a run here by Rio Dyer as they get over the gainline!

57'

What a run here by Josh Adams as they get over the gainline!

55'

Adam Beard comes on.

54'

Teddy Williams comes off.

54'
Conversion

The touch judges raise their flags as Ioan Lloyd kicks the conversion.

53'
Try

A penetrating move by Wales results in a try for Rio Dyer.

52'

What a run here by Rio Dyer as they get over the gainline!

52'

That's a great try assist by Tomos Williams.

52'

Mason Grady comes on.

51'

Owen Watkin comes off.

51'

Ewan Ashman comes on.

50'

Luke Crosbie comes off.

50'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with Teddy Williams getting some game time.

48'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with Adam Beard being replaced.

48'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with Alex Mann getting some game time.

48'

Wales decide to make a substitution, with James Botham being replaced.

48'

Ioan Lloyd has hooked the conversion to the left of the posts.

48'
Try

The Wales maul march their way over the white wash for James Botham to touch down.

47'
Yellow Card

George Turner (Scotland) is shown a yellow card

47'
Conversion

Finn Russell adds the two points for Scotland.

43'
Try

Nobody was going to stop Duhan van der Merwe from scoring that try!

42'

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

41'

Finn Russell played a key part in that try.

41'

Wales make a substitution with Tomos Williams coming on.

40'

Wales make a substitution with Gareth Davies coming off.

40'

Wales make a substitution with Keiron Assiratti coming on.

40'

Wales make a substitution with Leon Brown coming off.

40'

Wales make a substitution with Elliot Dee coming on.

40'

Wales make a substitution with Ryan Elias coming off.

40'

The second half kicks off.

40'

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

40'

Wales sub Ioan Lloyd comes onto the field.

35'

Sam Costelow departs for Wales.

35'

Sam Skinner comes on for Scotland.

31'

Richie Gray leaves the field.

31'
Conversion

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

30'
Try

Silky skills by Scotland ends with a try for Duhan van der Merwe.

29'

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

29'

Trouble here as Finn Russell breaches the defence.

29'

Trouble here as Kyle Rowe breaches the defence.

29'
Penalty Goal

Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.

22'
Conversion

Finn Russell converts the try.

11'
Try

Pierre Schoeman scores the try from close range.

10'

A gap opened in the defence and Kyle Rowe took full advantage.

9'
Penalty Goal

Finn Russell kicks the penalty.

5'

We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.

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Match Details

Wales v Scotland
Wales v Scotland
Six Nations
Round 1
Sat 3rd February 2024, 08:45am PST
Sat 3rd February 2024, 08:45am PST
Principality Stadium
Principality Stadium

Points Flow Chart

Scotland win +1
Wales
Scotland
Wales
Time in lead
Scotland
0
Mins in lead
77
0%
% Of Game In Lead
96%
25%
Possession Last 10 min
75%
0
Points Last 10 min
0

Key Events

Full Time
Lloyd
26 - 27
68'
Mann
24 - 27
67'
Lloyd
19 - 27
60'
Wainwright
17 - 27
60'
Tuipulotu
59'
12 - 27
Lloyd
12 - 27
53'
Dyer
10 - 27
52'
Botham
5 - 27
47'
Turner
47'
0 - 27
Russell
43'
0 - 27
van der Merwe
42'
0 - 25
Half Time
Russell
30'
0 - 20
van der Merwe
29'
0 - 18
Russell
22'
0 - 13
Russell
11'
0 - 10
Schoeman
10'
0 - 8
Russell
5'
0 - 3
Start

22m Entries

Avg. Points Scored
2.6
10
Entries
Avg. Points Scored
4
6
Entries

Attack Profile

Wales
Scotland
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Defence Profile

Wales
Scotland
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Ruck Speed

0-3 secs
42%
57%
3-6 secs
44%
24%
6+ secs
13%
19%
110
Rucks Won
92

Wales vs Scotland Kick Off Times & TV Channel

Wales face off against Scotland in Six Nations Round 1 on Sat 3rd February 2024 at Principality Stadium. 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.

Scotland won the last encounter but both teams are in the same form for their last 5 games.

World Rankings

Heading into the fixture the two sides are separated by just 4 places in the rankings with Scotland in position 7 and Wales in position 11, underlining just how tight this match could be.

Wales vs Scotland Squads

The official squads for Wales vs Scotland 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

17 - 21
FT
28 - 0
FT
Thursday
12:00
Thursday
23:10
Friday
10:00
Friday
10:30
Friday
10:30
Friday
10:30
Friday
10:30
Friday
11:45
Friday
11:45
Friday
11:45
Friday
12:00
Friday
12:00
Friday
18:35
Friday
20:05
Friday
23:10
Saturday
04:30
Saturday
05:30
Saturday
07:00
Saturday
07:00
Saturday
07:05
Saturday
07:35
Saturday
07:35
Saturday
07:35
Saturday
07:35
Saturday
09:30
Saturday
09:30
Saturday
09:30
Saturday
11:45
Saturday
12:00
Saturday
17:35
Sunday
07:00
Sunday
07:00
Sunday
12:05

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Who Will Win?

On Saturday 3rd February, Wales face Scotland at the Principality Stadium as part of the Six Nations.

Wales will enter this match as the favourites. After all, they performed admirably at the Rugby World Cup and they reached the quarter-final stage. Plus, they’ve looked handy ever since Warren Gatland returned to the fold as head coach.

That said, Scotland cannot be discounted. Although they were eliminated at the pool stage of the Rugby World Cup, they were in the ‘Pool of Death’ and they still secured two wins from their four matches.

Think you know which way Wales vs Scotland will go? Vote in our poll.

Head-to-Head

In these last five meetings between the two sides, Wales have won three times while Scotland have won twice. During this time, the points differential has also been close. Wales have scored 16 points on average, while Scotland have scored 20.

History also tells us that Wales vs Scotland games tend to be back-and-forth. After all, the team that has scored the first try has only won 40% of the last five matches between the two sides. Plus, home advantage isn’t too important, as the home team has only won 40% of the last five matches.

Team Form

Wales and Scotland both enter this game in reasonable form. Wales recently made it to the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup, where they were surprisingly beaten by Argentina. But, during the pool stage, Warren Gatland’s men showed flashes of brilliance. This was particularly the case against Australia, who they dispatched 40-6.

Meanwhile, Scotland have won three of their last five matches, including an 84-0 victory over Romania. Their two defeats came against Ireland and South Africa, who are arguably the two best teams in the world today.

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

Big Six Nations clashes like Wales vs Scotland are usually tight affairs. As a result, winning individual matchups is crucial. After all, one moment of brilliance or one missed tackle often decides a game like this.

With this in mind, here’s how Gareth Anscombe and Ben Healy have performed in recent Wales vs Scotland clashes. Could either of these stars of the game produce a stunning performance that decides the match for their country?

Other Fixtures

This upcoming Wales vs Scotland clash is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the rugby calendar. However, a number of other crucial Six Nations matches featuring the likes of England, Ireland, Italy and France are also about to take place.

Take a look at the latest fixtures and results so you can plan your weekend.

Have Wales ever won the Six Nations? Have Wales ever won the Six Nations?

Since 2000, Wales have won the Six Nations six times. They claimed their most recent title in 2021. Ever since the competition first began in 1883 (when it was known as the Home Nations), Wales have claimed a total of 28 outright titles and 11 shared titles.

Have Scotland ever won the Six Nations? Have Scotland ever won the Six Nations?

Scotland have not won the Six Nations Championship in its current format. However, since the first Home Nations in 1883, they’ve claimed 14 outright titles and a further eight shared titles. Their last title came in 1999, which was the final edition of the Five Nations Championship.

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

The first rugby test match between Wales and Scotland took place in 1883 at the inaugural Home Nations Championship. Scotland won this match 3-1.

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

In total, Wales have faced Scotland 129 times since 1883. Wales have won 75 of these matches, while Scotland have won 51. A further three have ended in a draw.

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

Yes. Since 2018, the winner of the Wales vs Scotland game has been awarded the Doddie Weir Cup.

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