Scotland 35-29 Wales result – Six Nations latest as Blair Kinghorn and Tom Jor­dan score brace of tries each at home

Van der Merwe with a charging run and holds off his tackler before finding Jones out wide. He spots team-mate Jordan on the overlap to score his side’s second try.

The try is converted by Russell and Scotland have an early nine-point lead.

The visitors have been forced into an early change as Rogers is replaced for a head impact assessment and on comes Roberts

A patient try by Scotland as after 14 phases a killer ball from Graham out wide finds the run of Kinghorn to score despite being under pressure.

Russell makes hard work of the subsequent conversion as it curls between the sticks.

An early infringement gives Wales the opportunity to kick an early penalty from long range. The kick just skims the inside of the post of its way over.

We are underway at Murrayfield, which is as atmospheric as ever.

Wales kick-off in their bid to end this embarrassing losing run.

The sides are out at Murrayfield with both sides desperate to take victory this evening.

Wales have a long losing streak to end, while Scotland are keen to impress their home fans.

Wales interim head coach Matt Sherratt will be hoping to end an unwanted 15-match losing streak against Scotland.

Warren Gatland left his second stint in charge of Wales following their second round defeat against Italy.

Sherratt took charge against Ireland two weeks ago and his side gave an improved performance.

Wales might be underdogs going into this game, but they will be very much up for the contest.

The hosts will be hoping to entertain their home fans by beating Wales this evening.

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Winger Darcy Graham returns to Scotland’s team for this evening’s game.

Graham was stretchered off during Scotland’s defeat against Ireland in their second Six Nations match.

He missed Scotland’s defeat against England in the third round of fixtures. However, he comes in and replaces Kyle Rowe in the only change from their Calcutta Cup defeat.

Wales are unchanged from the side who lost 18-27 against Ireland two weeks ago.

Wales: Smith, Dee, John, Rowlands, Jenkins, Morgan, Reffell, Faletau, Williams, Anscombe, Mee, Thomas, Llewellyn, Rogers, Murray

Replacements: Lake, Thomas, Assiratti, Williams, Wainwright, Williams, Evans, Roberts

One change for the Scotland team from their last outing as Graham comes in for Rowe

Scotland: Schoeman, Cherry, Fagerson, Gray, Gilchrist, Ritchie, Darge, Dempsey, White, Russell, Van der Merwe, Jordan, Jones, Graham, Kinghorn

Replacements: Ashman, Sutherland, Hurd, Brown, Fagerson, Horne, McDowall, Rowe

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Hello and welcome to LIVE coverage as Scotland host Wales at Murrayfield. Kick-off at Murrayfield is 16:45 GMT