Scotland 0- 7 England LIVE! Calcutta Cup clash sees underdogs England aim for third win in a row

Scotland hoist the Calcutta Cup for the fourth time in a row.

It's a lovely touch from the Scottish side, who give retiring Dr James Robson, in full kit, the honour of lifting the Calcutta Cup.

Robson retires after this year's tournament after 30 years spent with the Scotland side

“I can’t believe it, to be honest. I’ve never scored a hat-trick for Scotland and to do it today is so special. I must be waking up and feeling like scoring tries - I’m just the lucky one to finish them off.

“I’m buzzing. It shows you where we are going. I want to thank all the supporters for coming out, it means a lot to us. We’re building.”

A HUGE TURNOVER from Ewan Ashman as he holds up Ben Spencer to win a turnover, and the game for Scotland.

Quite comically, Duhan van der Merwe gets a yellow card for a tackle going over the horizontal right as he's announced as Player of the Match.

Scotland are three minutes away from a fourth-straight win over England.

A Scottish maul pushes forward roughly 20 metres and the Murrayfield crowd erupt in cheers. They lose the ball, but manage to put immense pressure on England until they concede a penalty.

It's England's ball in Scotland's half as their patience is surely turning to desperation now.

Ollie Lawrence throws a wayward pass short of Scotland's 22 and it rolls depressingly into touch.

Ben White lifts the ball high from the ruck and Fin Smith can't catch it under pressure. Russell then quickly kicks to the corner, where Feyi-Waboso manages to catch and relieve some pressure.

Ben Healy has come on at fly-half, but Russell has moved to 12 instead of heading to the bench.

Alec Hepburn, who has six England caps, is also on for Scotland.

Even with 10 minutes to go this game is still as scrappy as it was 10 minutes in. The turnover count is still counting, but it's all going in Scotland's favour right now.

England threatening to cut the gap late in the game but Scotland are managing to keep them at bay.

England move forward with a maul to Scotland's 22, and a few phases later Maro Itoje is held up by Jack Dempsey in the tackle and wins another turnover.

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso floats through an enormous gap in Scotland's defence left by Redpath, and the Exeter winger gets his first international try just seconds after coming onto the pitch.

Smith misses the extras.

Scotland edging towards the win now.

Maro Itoje is pinged for being off his feet, and Finn Russell adds three more with ease.

The lauded youngster is on for Ford. It goes without saying that his granddad

His granddad Tom Elliot played for Scotland in the '50s, and both of Smith's parents are from Scotland.

Furbank has been largely quiet since his blistering start to the game, but the fullback sweeps up a Ben White chip and spots a gap in the Scotland defence, running up near halfway.

Will Stuart carries limply into contact and Ewan Ashman rips the ball from his grasp, popping to Ben White to clear long.

Elliot Daly picks up the ball, but delivers a lacklustre clearance and gifts Scotland a lineout on England's 10m line.

The power in England's carries seems to have been sucked out of them at this point, or at least Scotland are finding them easier and more predictable to absorb.

Scotland learning from their game management mistakes against France as Russell kicks another three points to bring up an 11-point lead.

It was England's Ben Earl who was penalised in his 22 with a big cheer from the home crowd in response.

Both sides ringing the changes now.

Gregor Townsend introduces Andy Christie and Ewan Ashman in the pack instead of Jamie Ritchi and George Turner

While Steve Borthwick brings on Will Stuart and Chandler Cunningham-South to replace Dan Cole and Sam Underhill.