Scotland vs Ireland LIVE rugby: Final score and result from Six Nations game today

Josh van der Flier hits his man at the lineout again, with Ireland’s unlikely understudies doing their jobs well.

That’s even better for the visitors - Mack Hansen takes to the skies and claims Jamison Gibson-Park’s up-and-under. Irish shirts pour into the Scottish 22.

Maybe Cian Healy has always been a hooker? Ireland penalty! As far as I’m aware, Healy’s first competitive international entanglement in the middle of the front row ends with Luke Pearce penalising Simon Berghan for standing up under pressure from Andrew Porter, who will have to go the distance on the loosehead.

Changes before the scrum for Scotland as they try to attack that quirky Irish front row: Jamie Bhatti and Simon Berghan are called on, with Pierre Schoeman and Zander Fagerson taking leave.

Ireland are also making a change. Jamison Gibson-Park is back fit and back into action, taking the place of Conor Murray.

Scotland’s lineout is more conventionally formed, with George Turner still amongst things.

A promising maul is stalled after a gain of five metres. Finn Russell then throws a forward pass.

This is turning into a slightly bizarre contest. Ireland have a prop scrummaging at hooker and a flanker throwing in at the lineout.

The two teams trade turnovers, Mack Hansen doing good work again before Scotland win it back. Sione Tuipulotu gives Josh van der Flier a pressure lineout to deliver...and the openside holds his nerve to hit double tops. He’s getting better and better.

Josh van der Flier remains Ireland’s nominated thrower, and is back on target, hitting the man at the front.

A midfield knock on will cause problems for the visitors, though - Scotland will have the scrum feed.

Hmm. It appears Cian Healy is prepared, and appropriately qualified, to scrummage at hooker. He’s not required for long: Ireland are free kicked before the shoving can start.

Strong from Mack Hansen! Scotland threaten the left edge but the Ireland wing jackals swiflty, holding his position perfectly despite Zander Fagerson’s attempted clearout.

And finally Ireland are going to make that second hooker switch: Cian Healy is introduced, which presumably will result in uncontested scrums.

That’s aless pretty lineout attempt from Josh van der Flier - it’s a more ambitious call for the flanker to deal with, targeting the tail, and he doesn’t quite get his dart directed right.

George Turner collects and Scotland can attack.

Ireland turn the ball over. Ben White finds space with his box kick, with Ryan Baird the slightly unlikely man to retrieve it for Ireland.

The replacement second row appears ready to show his kicking ability, but perhaps wisely re-thinks, dummying and taking contact before getting an offload away.

Ireland are trying to pin Scotland back. Finn Russell is forced over his own goalline after a chip up the right touchline bounces inwards away from a retreating Matt Fagerson.

Stuart Hogg powers the goalline dropout 60 yards up field.