The Guinness Six Nations 2022 General Sport

[Dylan]

Scotland have been very disappointing in second half.

 

[8-Ball]

That's a penalty try!

Deliberately slapped it out, Graham was catching it

 

[Crabtree]

Well done Scotland!

Strange game. Thought England were comfortable in the first half, but didn't have the scoreboard advantage. It continues in the second half, but they blew it in the final 20.

England under Jones were never a thrilling side who'd cut you open with innovative backplay. But they were usually physically dominant and played a smart game. Their physicality isn't quite as pronounced this time around and they definitely didn't play a smart game.

 

[8-Ball]

Fair play Scotland to get the win when England were on top for most of the match.

 

[Gemma]

Scotland can play a lot better than that but they'll just be happy to win, retained the cup for the first time since 1984 will mean so much to them.

 

[Son Of Jack]

Think this should reset some of the thoughts on where Scotland are...lots of hype about this being their year to really have an impact (as usual), but they look fairly evenly matched with a poor Wales here.

 

[Dylan]

Scotland and stupid penalties go hand in hand though. The question is can they keep the stupid penalty count to an absolute minimum.

 

[Dylan]

Silly from Fin Russell. That will probably cost Scotland the game but I'm surprised Wales didn't go for the try.

 

[Son Of Jack]

I really don't understand taking that drop goal. They must have no confidence in their attack.

 

[Son Of Jack]

Scotland have just murdered themselves.

Ven Der Merwe knocks on twice in 60 seconds, then their prop gives a stupid penalty away by playing the 9.