Scotland kept their Six Nations title hopes alive with a gripping 26-23 win over Wales at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Trailing 17-5 at the break, the Scots dug deep against an inspired home side to secure the bonus-point win.
Kyle Steyn, Finn Russell, Darcy Graham and George Turner bagged the tries, with the Scotland bench proving crucial as the likes of Josh Bayliss, Graham and Turner made a huge difference.
Scotland now head into their match against France in a fortnight’s time with momentum. Their hopes of both winning the tournament and landing a Triple Crown remain intact.
We give each player a mark out of ten for their performance in Cardiff.
. CARDIFF, WALES - FEBRUARY 21: Darcy Graham of Scotland celebrates scoring his team's third try with teammate Sione Tuipulotu during the Guinness Six Nations 2026 match between Wales and Scotland at Principality Stadium on February 21, 2026 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
Darcy Graham of Scotland celebrates scoring his team's third try with teammate Sione Tuipulotu. | Getty Images
13. Huw Jones
The hero of last week had an afternoon to forget in Cardiff. Made some good runs but a knock-on when about to score a try on 49 minutes was a sore one. Made way for Jordan. 5 | SNS Group
14. Kyle Steyn
Got Scotland on the scoresheet with a try in the corner. Punched some holes through the Welsh defences. Poor take for a high kick right at start of second half - wasn't quite as secure as usual. 6 | SNS Group / SRU
15. Blair Kinghorn
Played his part in the opening try. Good in the air, always a threat. Added something extra to the Scotland attack. 7 | SNS Group / SRU
16. Replacements
The bench made a huge impact, Darcy Graham (above, 6) lit up Cardiff with an opportunistic try from a kick-off. Pierre Schoeman (6) and Josh Bayliss (7) were called upon before the interval to freshen up Scotland's pack. Bayliss in particular made a real impact at the breakdown and also with his ball carrying. George Turner (6) scored the winning try and Elliot Millar Mills (6) forced a scrum penalty. Scrum-half George Horne added a bit of spice to Scotland's attacking mix (6). | SNS Group