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England Pay the Price for Poor Start Against Scotland
Scotland secured their seventh Calcutta Cup in nine years, ending England’s 12-game winning streak with a commanding 31-20 victory at Murrayfield.
- At Murrayfield on Saturday, Scotland defeated England 31-20, ending England's 12-test winning streak and lifting the Calcutta Cup.
- England, buoyed by a long winning run, arrived as favourites after a 12-Test winning run and a 48-7 win over Wales, while Scotland faced pressure after a shock 18-15 loss, putting coach Gregor Townsend under scrutiny.
- Scotland struck early when Finn Russell led a 17-0 surge inside 14 minutes with a penalty and tries by Huw Jones and Jamie Ritchie, while Henry Arundell’s two yellow cards didn’t stop Matt Fagerson’s charge-down for Jones’s second try.
- The result left England's title hopes in tatters, ending their Grand Slam ambitions and relinquishing the Calcutta Cup in a sobering afternoon for Steve Borthwick, England head coach.
- Scotland now travels to Cardiff to play Wales tomorrow, aiming to keep momentum going, while only France can claim a Grand Slam after England's loss.
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England pay the price for poor start against Scotland
EDINBURGH, Feb 14 : England’s 12-match winning run was brought to an abrupt halt by Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday as they paid the price for a sluggish start and spending 30 minutes down to 14 men.Henry Arundell’s early yellow card contributed to Scotland romping into a 17-0 lead inside the opening
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Scotland stuns England 31-20 at Murrayfield and snaps a 12-test winning streak
England’s 12-test winning streak has been shattered by Scotland pulling out an astonishingly one-sided 31-20 victory at Murrayfield in the Six Nations.
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