Scotland hold on to beat Wales 24-19 at the Principality Stadium
Sisilia Tuipulotu crashed over from close range to give Wales lead
Shona Campbell sped over for Scots after ball bounced favourably
Replacement Lucia Scott extended Scotland lead
Home skipper Kate Williams set up thrilling finish with try
Wales 12-10 Scotland
Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One
The midfield tackles by Wales are absolutely superb.
Their secondary leg drive, Scotland need to find a way to not going down those middle channels because Wales are dominating those areas.
That tackle by Tuipulotu, bravo.
Wales 12-10 Scotland
The ball bounces awkwardly behind Wales full-back Kayleigh Powell and her clearance kick doesn't travel too far and Scotland are coming straight back at the hosts with a line-out inside Wales' half.
They had plenty of numbers out wide but knocked forwards and Wales have a let-off with put in at the scrum.
Wales 12-10 Scotland
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
A very impressive debut so far from Jorja Aiono who has been absolutely everywhere.
She's making post contact metres when she's tackled, carrying hard, clearing out rucks and looking agile with the ball in her hands.
A brilliant opening 38 minutes from the 19-year-old.
Wales 12-10 Scotland
Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One
Class is the right word to describe Helen Nelson, she has that right mentality, she has that composure which you need.
Nelson
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe're right in front of the posts and Helen Nelson wasn't going to miss from there, and she doesn't.
Scotland close within two points.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Scotland play on with a penalty advantage and when the ball goes dead they kick to touch to give them a first charge into Wales' 22 for the first time since they scored that opening try.
Wales give away a penalty and Scotland are going to kick to the posts.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One
We've already mentioned her, but Tyrone Holmes has really had an impact on this Welsh squad.
If you don't have clarity, you don't have a defence policy, you make defensive holes but you can see today that Tyrone has come in and made a huge difference.
Wales have been a different team to what we saw last year.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
A few Wales mistakes in attack and they're pushed back downfield but Scotland aren't able to gain much possession past the halfway line at the moment.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Wales are showing they want to play, they want to go forward.
Bevan is putting this game on a plate, she's finding the gaps and having a good time on that pitch.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Scotland can barely get out of their half with the ball at the moment.
Wales number eight Bryonie King wins the hosts another penalty and they kick to corner for another line-out deep in Scotland territory.
Their first attempt isn't that slick and goes straight into Scotland hands, but Wales quickly win the ball back and set up for a second line-out.
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This match shows us Wales now have a pack of power and skill, Scotland strayed well but Wales forwards now controlling things at the 22 minute stage as Scotland again give away possession again by to much speed in simple passing and tackling which despite this is giving them more problems than answers.
Alan, Kent
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales might be a team that has only won once in 10 games under Sean Lynn but it's not looking that way right now.
They defence has again stopped Scotland and turned them over and given them an attacking scrum right on halfway.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One
The effectiveness of the maul is in Wales' favour so far.
Tuipulotu a star performer, coming back from injury and she's so strong at the back of that lineout.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Scotland's Leah Bartlett is waved onto the field so we're back at 15 v 15.
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One
There's no one else you want at the back of a line out from an over throw than Sisilia Tuipulotu.
She's a finisher, she's a powerhouse.
There was never a doubt where she was going!
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Not a chance in hell was that line out meant for Sisilia Tuipulotu but Wales will take it.
An overthrown line out and she reacted brilliantly, and nobody can stop the prop from five metres out!
Tuipuotu, con Bevan
Wales 12-7 Scotland
Wales' first line-out driving maul fell short but their second attacking line-out doesn't falter.
Sisilia Tuipulotu grabs the ball and there's no stopping her as she charges over the line to put Wales in front.
Keira Bevan's conversion hits the post.
Wales 7-7 Scotland
The ball bounces awkwardly for Scotland fly-half Helen Nelson and Scotland have a line-out right up on their 10m line which Wales want to pounce on.
And pounce they do, with Gwen Crabb winning the ball at the breakdown giving Wales' their own attacking line-out right in the corner.
Wales 7-7 Scotland
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One
It's the first maul of the game, and I'm surprised Bartlett has been sent to the bin for that.
Wales 7-7 Scotland
Scotland are already down to 14 as prop Leah Bartlett is sent to the bin for 10 minutes for an infringement during that Wales' try-scoring maul.
