| Scotland (17) 30 |
| Tries: Van der Merwe3 Cons: Russell 3 Pens: Russell 3 |
| England (13) 21 |
| Tries: Furbank, Feyi-Waboso Cons: Ford Pens: Ford 2 Drop goal: Ford |
Duhan van der Merwe became the first Scotland player to score a Calcutta Cup hat-trick as the hosts racked up a fourth successive Six Nations victory over England at Murrayfield.
The powerful winger scored two incredible tries at Twickenham last year and went one better this time.
George Furbank and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso enjoyed their first England tries, but Van der Merwe stole the show with his clinical brilliance, while Finn Russell was perfect with the boot to keep Scotland out of reach in a largely scruffy contest.
Queen Victoria was the monarch when Scotland last managed four wins in a row against England in this competition in 1896.
Both teams sit on two wins from three, with Scotland away to Italy next and England at home to unbeaten defending champions Ireland.
More to follow.
Scotland: 15-Kinghorn, 14-Steyn, 13-Jones, 12-Tuipulotu, 11-Van der Merwe, 10-Russell (co-capt), 9-White; 1-Schoeman, 2-Turner, 3-Fagerson, 4-Gilchrist, 5-Cummings, 6-Ritchie, 7-Darge (co-capt), 8-Dempsey
Replacements: 16-Ashman, 17-Hepburn, 18-Millar-Mills, 19-Skinner, 20-Christie, 21-Horne, 22-Healy, 23-Redpath
England: 15-Furbank, 14-Freeman, 13-Slade, 12-Lawrence, 11-Daly; 10-Ford, 9-Care; 1-Genge, 2- George (capt), 3-Cole, 4-Itoje, Chessum, Roots, Underhill, 8-Earl
Replacements: 16-Dan, 17-Marler, 18-Stuart, 19-Martin, 20-Cunningham-South, 21-Spencer, 22-Smith, 23-Feyi-Waboso
Referee: Andrew Brace (Ireland)
Touch judges: Chris Busby (Ireland) & Eoghan Cross (Ireland)
TMO: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
