Scotland recorded a 35-29 victory over Wales in matchday four of the Six Nations at Murrayfield.
The hosts scored five tries through Blair Kinghorn (2), Tom Jordan (2) and Darcy Graham as they exorcised some of the pain of losing narrowly to England two weeks ago at Twickenham - although they were made to sweat slightly by Wales as they tried to stage a second-half fightback.
Scotland, inspired by their talismanic fly-half Finn Russell, came out of the blocks quickly and pounced upon their Welsh counterparts. The led 28-8 at the break, playing some excellent attacking rugby.
The standard slipped in the second period and Wales threatened a dramatic comeback towards the end after a glut of home substitutions, but Scotland will be pleased with the manner of the win and they head to Paris next week in better fettle when they take on a France team that recorded a statement win in Ireland earlier in the day to move top of the table.
We give each Scotland starter a mark out of ten for their performance at Murrayfield.
13. Huw Jones
Had the run of the centre battle. Drove down the wing to set up Scotland's try. Handling error stopped a good move later in the game. 7 | SNS Group / SRU
14. Darcy Graham
Impressive return to the team after concussion. Set up the opening try with a good pass to Blair Kinghorn and then darted in himself on 28 minutes. Fine return and was given an ovation when replaced by Kyle Rowe on 67 minutes. 8 | SNS Group / SRU
15. Blair Kinghorn
Got the ball rolling with the opening try, a excellent show of pace and strength as he powered down the line. Bagged a second not long after the restart. A menace all day long to Wales in his usual languid style. 8 | SNS Group / SRU
16. Scotland replacements
Matt Fagerson was called from the bench early to take the place of the injured Rory Darge. There were also appearances in the second half from Ewan Ashman, George Horne, Stafford McDowall, Will Hurd, Rory Sutherland and Gregor Brown as Wales tried to stage a late fightback. | SNS Group / SRU