It was an eventful Saturday of action in the Six Nations as England's dramatic 16-15 victory against Scotland followed Ireland's 27-18 comeback win in Wales. The Red Roses are in contention for the title after regaining the Calcutta Cup at the Allianz Stadium, with Italy vs France to come this afternoon.

England's figures less good: 126m and 65m. Oh and defenders beaten is 15 to two in Scotland's favour. A couple of reset scrums helps to take the sting out of Scotland's fast start. Tom Willis explodes off the base before another Alex Mitchell kick is won back by England.

Finn Russell missed a last-minute conversion that would have given Scotland a record fifth successive Calcutta Cup win on Saturday and instead England claimed a tense 16-15 Twickenham victory that keeps them in the hunt for the Six Nations title.

Scotland dominated almost every statistic but failed to convert several entries into the England 22 into points, and Wright was left frustrated by the loss to a team who he wasn't too impressed by. "Scotland lost that game, England didn't win it," he said on Sportsound. "England were awful - as an attacking force, really poor.

While Scotland fans may feel aggrieved at the seven points Freeman’s “try” earned England, the hosts were playing under penalty advantage on the goal-line, so would have got the ball back even if the winger was ruled to have been held up over the line.