Scotland have now won each of their last three Six Nations matches against Wales, as many as in their preceding 19 Championship meetings (L16). It’s their longest run against Wales since another three-game streak between 1989 and 1991 in the Five Nations.

Gregor Townsend said finishing the Six Nations at France next weekend was the "toughest fixture in world rugby" after his Scotland side revived their campaign with a 35-29 home win over Wales on Saturday.

Fullback Blair Kinghorn and centre Tom Jordan scored two tries each as Scotland claimed a frenetic 35-29 bonus-point Six Nations victory over Wales at Murrayfield to inflict a record-extending 16th loss in a row on the visitors.

Scotland v Wales LIVE. Scotland welcome Wales to Murrayfield in the fourth round of the 2025 Six Nations Championship. Wales are the whipping boys of this edition of the competiti

Use the 'watch & listen' tab for live BBC One coverage and BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary Elliot Dee wins a penalty for Wales at the breakdown after the visiting defence reads Finn Russell's pass to Duhan van der Merwe well.

Scotland has treated Murrayfield to a show in its last home Six Nations game and given Wales a record-extending 16th consecutive defeat by 35-29 in Edinburgh.

Watch highlights as Scotland hand Wales their 16th consecutive loss as they score five tries to win 35-29 in the Six Nations at Murrayfield.

Finn Russell admitted Scotland need to sharpen up after their late drop-off took the shine off a five-try 35-29 Guinness Six Nations win over struggling Wales at Murrayfield. The Scots were well on top for an hour as they romped into a commanding 35-8 lead with doubles from Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn as well as a score from Darcy Graham.