Russell dropped for Scotland clash with Ireland
Edinburgh stand-off Blair Kinghorn will make his first Guinness Six Nations start for Scotland against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday (4.45pm) in place of Finn Russell, who drops to the bench.
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Edinburgh stand-off Blair Kinghorn will make his first Guinness Six Nations start for Scotland against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday (4.45pm) in place of Finn Russell, who drops to the bench.
The Six Nations has not gone according to plan for Scotland and the players have been told that no-one is undroppable as they prepare to resume their campaign against Italy this weekend.
Utter dominance from Edinburgh and Ulster: Both teams delivered a crushing result to their respective opponents, Connacht and Cardiff. Edinburgh slaughtered the Irish province 56-8 with Emiliano Boffelli, Dave Cherry, Blair Kinghorn, Ramiro Moyano, Glen Young and Ben Vellacott all scoring once with Henry Immelman going over twice. Meanwhile, Ulster delivered a similarly humiliating defeat to the Welsh capital side with the final score being 48-12. Returning from the national team, Robert Baloucoune scored two of the seven tries, leaving Cardiff scratching their head for answers defensively. Those two sides are very much in the mix alongside Leinster and Munster, who were similarly excellent against Benetton and Dragons respectively.
Blair Kinghorn staked his claim for a starting place in Scotland’s Six Nations match in Italy by piloting Edinburgh to a 56-8 victory over Connacht.
Edinburgh ended their three-game losing run in some style against Connacht, scoring eight tries in a 56-8 United Rugby Championship victory at the DAM Health Stadium.
Connacht's winning run in the United Rugby Championship came to a humiliating end this evening, with Andy Friend's side shipping their heaviest defeat of the season away to Edinburgh.
Scotland’s Six Nations aspirations took a crushing blow at BT Murrayfield as a rampant France team defeated them 36-17 in Edinburgh.
Scotland v France kicks off the Six Nations schedule this weekend and it's set to be a mouthwatering occasion at Murrayfield.