Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One

The atmosphere has just lifted.

Excellent from the young scrum half and Williams with a brilliant finish.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One

That's why she's Kate the Great!

That's the impact Sean Lynn was looking for, Lockwood with the immediate impact and the talent.

Game on!

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One

Meryl Smith is the embodiment of the values of this team, she sometimes doesn't get the plaudits.

You can see her stretching that defence and with Wales' dominating the middle field is something Scotland needed.

She's a natural ball player, can play in any position you put her in.

Wales finally get into Scotland's 22 for the first time since early in the half, but Scotland's defence is rock solid and Holland Brogan gets her hands on the ball to take it off Gwen Crabb.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One

Wales' defensive has been a little bit narrow, and Scott has absolutely exposed that.

This is something they've identified that there is space out there.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One

Scott with an absolutely outstanding play.

Missed the World Cup through two broken hands!

Lovely release ball by Bogan and Smith with her right book, what a brilliant finish.

The vision for that, brilliant!

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One

Lockwood is an unbelievable player, and is still only young.

She played in the under-18s' last Six Nations then went straight into the World Cup.

Incredible future ahead.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

Seren Lockwood enters the field for Wales for the first time in a Six Nations game.

The scrum-half already has a try at this stadium for Cardiff Quins in the 2023 WRU Girls U16 National Plate Final against Gwylliaid Meirionnydd.

Would be a good time for her to grab another at the Principality.

More changes afoot first for Scotland as prop Leah Bartlett comes off with another debutant Demi Swann on and try-scorer Shona Campbell is replaced by Lucia Scott.

There's also another for Wales as scrum-half Keira Bevan makes way for Seren Lockwood.

We've just had an update that Bryonie King's card will stay yellow, which means she'll be allowed back on the field once she's sat out her 10 minutes.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One

Credit to the ref, it was a head contact, acted swiftly and the game plays on.

With Bryonie King off the field Sean Lynn instantly makes another change.

Kelsey Jones and Sisilia Tuipulotu go off with Molly Reardon and Donna Rose on to totally switch the front row.

Referee Ella Goldsmith has called on the TMO to check a tackle and Wales are down to 14 with number eight Bryonie King in the bin for a high tackle on her opposite number Emily Coubrough.

There's also a bunker review ongoing to see if it's to be upgraded to a red.

Scotland are starting to gain the upper hand in this half, building through the phases to pile some pressure onto Wales' defence.

So far they've not found a way through but Wales have been penned back a bit in the past few minutes.

Another change for Scotland as Hollie Cunningham leaves the field with Holland Bogan on to make her debut for her country.

Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

There are a few fans checking their phones just in front of the press box as they check to see how those substitutions have affected their fantasy Six Nations points.

Fair play I think the woman in front of me captained Kelsey Jones.

Lots of points from that earlier try!

Not a nice sight as Scotland centre Emma Orr is helped off the field with an injury.

Evie Wills come on in her place for Scotland's first change.

Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One

The back field from Wales need to do better.

You can't allow that ball to bounce twice.

It was a great take and a great finish by the Scottish winger.