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Flyhalf Finn Russell has been passed fit to start Saturday's Six Nations match against England at Twickenham, but wing Darcy Graham has not recovered in time and misses out on his team's bid for a record fifth successive Calcutta Cup victory.
Alex Mitchell admits that England are “hurting” following a record-equalling run of four successive defeats against Scotland.
While Ireland marched to another convincing Six Nations win on Sunday, their victory over Scotland left Gregor Townsend with a management dilemma.
EDINBURGH : Influential Scotland flyhalf Finn Russell passed his head injury assessment after a clash of heads in Sunday’s Six Nations loss to Ireland but was taken off anyway, coach Gregor Townsend revealed after their 32-18 defeat.
Simon Easterby hailed ruthless Ireland as they kept Scotland “at arm’s length” to steal a significant march in their quest to land a third consecutive Guinness Six Nations title with a bonus-point 32-18 triumph at Murrayfield.
The three-in-a-row bid rolls on for Ireland, as does their dominance over Scotland.
Nothing lasts forever, and on Monday's Against the Head, the point was made that Scotland will eventually shake off their Irish hoodoo "one of these days".
Interim boss Simon Easterby believes Ireland’s patchy performance in their bonus-point win over England will be insufficient for victory away to Scotland.