Summary

  • FT: Ireland 43-21 Scotland (14:10 GMT)

  • Ruthless Ireland retain Triple Crown with bonus-point victory

  • Andy Farrell's side will win title if England beat France at 20:10 GMT

  • Osborne scores early try for pumped up Ireland but Graham levels soon after following 19-phase move

  • Sheehan crosses to put Ireland back in front after frantic opening and Baloucoune races over for a third

  • Russell gets over in the second half to cut the gap before Murray scores debut try but Darge hits back for Scotland again

  • Two tries from O'Brien and a Crowley penalty then stretches Ireland's lead

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    Ireland 19-14 Scotland

    This is how rugby should be played. England take note.

    Callum, Buckinghamshire

  2. Ireland 19-14 Scotland

    Andy Nicol
    Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Absolutely vital for Scotland.

    Great patience and accuracy through phase after phase.

    Boy did Scotland need that - game on.

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    Converted Try - Ireland 19-14 Scotland

    Finn Russell (con Russell)

    Game on! Finn Russell sneaks over the line!

    Scotland were pressing and pressing, and Russell spots a gap to race over.

    The fly-half is told to move his kick a metre across the pitch, but, unfazed, Russell slots it over anyway.

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  4. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Scotland are throwing everything at this but Ireland somehow are holding firm.

    We're into the 10th phase now.

  5. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Scotland are going to tap and go from the penalty.

  6. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Tadhg Briene has a bit of blood coming from his face so we're going to have a stoppage so he can get cleaned up.

    Darragh Murray is on for his Ireland debut in his place. All six foot seven of him. He's a big man.

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  7. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Yet again, Ireland stop any momentum and it has to go through the hands.

    Scotland are now about six metres out with another penalty advantage.

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  8. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Here comes the Scottish maul...

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    Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Tadhg Beirne is worth three men in defence. Every game this Championship he has won massive turnovers at the breakdown, especially at Twickenham.

    Andrew

  10. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    There's a quick check for a high tackle from Caelan Doris on Ashman, but Luke Pearce doesn't think any further action is warranted.

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    Darcy Graham skips past Ringrose and McCloskey with some lovely footwork, and he's then hammered by O'Brien.

    That was a nice battle between the two 14s.

    Scotland still have it and have the penalty advantage.

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    Andy Nicol
    Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

    What a turnover from Tadhg Beirne and a great kick from Gibson-Park.

  13. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Tadhg Beirne does Tadhg Beirne things and forces the turnover, and Gibson-Park fires the ball into touch on halfway with a great clearance.

  14. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Gordon D'Arcy
    Former Ireland international on ITV

    Finn Russell is possibly the most important player on the pitch if Scotland are going to turn this deficit around. When he finds his note the Scottish players respond to him.

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  15. Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Scotland are back into the Irish half and the forwards are looking to make some hard yards.

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    Ireland 19-7 Scotland

    Ireland’s game management is impressive. Their control is making it very hard for Scotland to play their natural game. More scores to come I am sure. Fascinating tactical match.

    Gerry, Dartmouth

    Just not happening for Scotland/Russell today. It's like we are a different team away from Murrayfield

    Steven, Girvan

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    Joe McCarthy grabs Ben White and drags him a few metres backwards.

    Scotland retain it but have been pushed back up the pitch.

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    Did someone put soap on the ball at the break?

    Caelan Doris is the next to spill it forward.

    That scrum turns into a penalty as Ben White was played off the ball, and Russell can clear.

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    Brian O'Driscoll
    Former Ireland captain on ITV

    The neutral is looking for Scotland to score first because if it is a free scoring game you would fancy Ireland to run away with it so the first five minutes are huge for this Scottish team. Big uphill battle but not insurmountable.

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    It's a scrappy start to the second half as the ball is knocked forwards again and Ireland will have the scrum just inside the Scottish half.