Scotland vs England LIVE: Six Nations rugby score and result from Calcutta Cup today

A brilliant restart from George Ford is chased superbly by Joe Marchant, who appears poised to claim it as he rises high into the sky, but it comes off his fingertips and into Matt Fagerson, who knocks into touch.

The TMO confirms a faint brush of Marchant’s hand as the officials check the right restart. Scotland scrum.

Russell exhales deeply as he begins his kicking routine, and sneaks it inside the right-hand post. Scotland lead by three with eight minutes to play. England down to 14 for about half of that.

The Murrayfield crowd produces a rendition of the national anthem as they try to lift their side as we enter the final ten minutes. The scrum is reset, and then England are penalised.

What’s the call? Another scrum to really press for a potentially match-winning try, or take the points to nudge in front for certain? Finn Russell has a chat with Stuart Hogg...

For goal!

Joe Marler will throw in! And it’s predictably malformed, both not straight and short of the required five metres. Scotland free kick just yards from the England line, and the scrum option will force Eddie Jones to send on Jamie George and sacrifice Sam Simmonds from the back row.

Huge chance for Scotland. Can they capitalise?

Murrayfield has begun to stir from its slumber with plenty to cheer after that Scotland score. The home crowd had just gone a little flat as England began to exert their authority on the game but the momentum is firmly with the hosts now, winning a penalty at the lineout, before Finn Russell fizzes a perfect kick down into the England 22.

And England don’t have a hooker!

The officials agree - there is no cover in the picture and but for Cowan-Dickie’s flail, Darcy Graham would have had a leisurely stroll for the line. Ben O’Keeffe trots beneath the posts - penalty try! The scores are level, and England will be down to 14 for the next ten minutes.

Could this be a penalty try? It’s a clear deliberate knock on from Cowan-Dickie, who is left exposed as the last defender against the significantly springier Darcy Graham. There’s no cover. It’ll definitely be yellow...

Superb from Scotland! Finn Russell’s crossfield kick is perfectly flighted for Duhan van der Merwe to claim, and when Russell reverses course and produces another pearler of a crosskick to the opposite wing, Luke Cowan-Dickie’s desperate volleyball spike towards touch could well see the England hooker in trouble...

Over it does go. That’ll be that for Marcus Smith - he is replaced by George Ford, in such impressive Premiership form for Leicester and granted a recall after Owen Farrell’s injury.

Also on for England are Will Stuart at tighthead, Joe Marler on the other side of the front row, and Alex Dombdrandt, who replaces Lewis Ludlam on the blindside. An understated but very effective performance from Ludlam.