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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.
Heading into the fixture the two sides are separated by just 4 places in the rankings with Scotland in position 6 and Wales in position 10, underlining just how tight this match could be.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes. Since 2018, the winner of the Wales vs Scotland game has been awarded the Doddie Weir Cup.
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The Wales supporters go wild as Ioan Lloyd successfully kicks the conversion.
Alex Mann scores the try from close range.
The Wales supporters go wild as Ioan Lloyd successfully kicks the conversion.
Wales are only a few metres out, surely they must score! And they do with Aaron Wainwright touching down.
Sione Tuipulotu (Scotland) is shown a yellow card
The touch judges raise their flags as Ioan Lloyd kicks the conversion.
A penetrating move by Wales results in a try for Rio Dyer.
The Wales maul march their way over the white wash for James Botham to touch down.
George Turner (Scotland) is shown a yellow card
Finn Russell adds the two points for Scotland.
Nobody was going to stop Duhan van der Merwe from scoring that try!
Finn Russell does the business as their conversion attempt goes over.
Silky skills by Scotland ends with a try for Duhan van der Merwe.
Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.
Finn Russell converts the try.
Pierre Schoeman scores the try from close range.
Finn Russell kicks the penalty.