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Wales vs Scotland LIVE result: Six Nations score and latest updates from Super Saturday

Follow the latest updates from the Parc y Scarlets as the Wales skipper breaks Richie McCaw’s all-time record for the most-capped international to kick off the final weekend of the Six Nations

Jack de Menezes
Sports News Correspondent
Saturday 31 October 2020 13:06 EDT
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Follow the latest updates from the Six Nations clash between Wales and Scotland as ‘Super Saturday’ gets under way with a record-breaking affair at Parc y Scarlets.

It will be a day to remember for Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones as the lock makes his 149th international appearance to break Richie McCaw’s record of Test appearances, with this being his 140th outing for his country on top of his nine Lions appearances. Wales fans will also look to debutant flanker Shane Lewis-Hughes, having been talked up by the skipper himself as one to watch for the future.

Scotland will be a significantly more dangerous proposition today though with the enigmatic Finn Russell back at fly-half after resolving his differences with head coach Gregor Townsend, with the Scots out to claim a rare away victory that could secure them a top-three finish in the Championship. Follow the live updates below.

18 mins: Italy 5-10 England

TRY FOR ITALY!

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 17:06

16 mins: Italy 0-10 England

England are trying to force it a little bit as Furbank runs into traffic and gets nailed, before Billy Vunipola offloads to no one in particular. It forces Farrell into a high bomb, and though Watson gets up to slap it back on the English side, it’s Canna who gets to it first and he kicks deep to find touch in the English 22.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 17:06

13 mins: Italy 0-10 England

Farrell duly takes the kick, with England stressing all week that they will not go chasing points, and the lead is into double figures.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 17:01

12 mins: Italy 0-7 England

England go from the base of the scrum as Billy Vunipola carries, and it’s the No 8 who makes the dent once again that forces Steyn to go off his feet and concede a penalty. Farrell will take the simple shot at goal.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 17:01

10 mins: Italy 0-7 England

Minozzi knocks own inside his 22 and it gives England perfect territory to launch an attack from.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 17:00

5 mins: Italy 0-7 England

What a start for the 100 man! Ben Youngs is bringing the pace to the game and it’s fitting it’s the scrum-half that scores the first try. Mako Vunipola plays 10 - I know right - and he releases Farrell on the outside. The fly-half commits Minozzi, and plays inside to Youngs to go over unopposed for the try. Farrell converts and England have one of the four tries they need.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 16:56

5 mins: Italy 0-5 England

TRY FOR ENGLAND!

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 16:52

4 mins: Italy 0-0 England

England win another penalty, this time at the breakdown, and centurion Youngs goes quick. He floats a nice pass out to Slade, but the centre knocks on and Italy win possession. However, Garbisi is charges down before he’s cleared, and the ball just beats Curry to the deadball line to let the Italian fly-half off the hook.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 16:52

2 mins: Italy 0-0 England

An emphatic start from England as Sinckler wins a penalty from the opening scrum, following a knock-on from Minozzi as he attempted to counter. However, England’s first attack is an up and under, which Garbisi takes and calls the mark.

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 16:51

1 mins: Italy 0-0 England

Italy kick off and the match is under way!

Jack de Menezes31 October 2020 16:48

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