Summary
Scotland won the Calcutta Cup by defeating England 31-20 in the Six Nations rugby match at Murrayfield. Finn Russell played a key role in Scotland's victory by leading the team with successful plays and strategies. England struggled with penalties and playing a portion of the game with only 14 players.
Key Facts
- Scotland defeated England 31-20 in the Calcutta Cup.
- The match took place at Murrayfield.
- Finn Russell played a significant role in Scotland's win.
- Scotland led 17-0 early in the game.
- England's Henry Arundell received two yellow cards, causing England to play with 14 players for 30 minutes.
- Scotland scored 14 points while Arundell was off the field.
- Scotland maintained a strong defense despite England's late attempts to close the gap.
- Ben Earl scored a late try for England, reducing the deficit.
