Scotland beat Wales for the first time in ten years

First win in a decade

Tommy Seymour and Tim Visser both scored tries as Scotland beat Wales for the first time in a decade with a 29-13 victory in a Six Nations international at Murrayfield on Saturday.

A second-half comeback

Wales, who had won all nine of their previous Tests against Scotland since a 21-9 defeat in 2007, were 13-9 up at the break in Edinburgh after wing Liam Williams scored the only try of the first half. But Scotland stayed in touch through Finn Russell's boot and then surged in front.

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Scotland still within range

Seymour and Visser both crossed for tries in a second half where Wales were kept scoreless, with Russell kicking 19 points in total. Victory kept Scotland, who now have two wins from three matches this Six Nations, in with a chance of the title but dashes Welsh hopes following their 21-16 loss to England last time out.