Wales 24-19 Scotland: Women’s Six Nations rugby – live!

LIVE – Updated at 19:01

Ffion Lewis’ late try made the difference for Wales in a tight match against Scotland.

A tearful Rachel Malcolm is talking to the BBC

“Really disappointed, we had the pressure, we had the opportunities but like last week we didn’t take the ones we had. We don’t ever want to feel like this again. I don’t think Wales being professional makes a huge difference, we’ve just had a disrupted week and our front-row had to play 80 mins because of that.”

Ioan Cunningham, Wales coach is smiling”

“They really tested us early, we were under real pressure. The girls came on off the bench and made a real impact and next week we need to get some possession and territory much earlier.”

Sioned Harries, Player of the Match is chatting to the BBC

“We wanted to show what we can do in front of the record crowd. We showed our tenacity, but we were a bit slow out of the starting blocks. We didn’t write Scotland off at all, we knew they’d be tough, but we need to start a bit earlier and be less reactive and more proactive. We have England next week, we need to focus on workrate and getting in the game earlier”

80+2. Scotland are inches out, but it’s fumbled at the back of the ruck! Butchers dives on it and it’s off the field for an amazing Wales win!

80+1. Scotland are up to 10 phases, still in the right quadrant of the Wales half. There’s no way through, so they go left...

80 mins. Scotland are hammering the defence on the right of the 5m line

79 mins. Siwan Lillicrap sticks out a hand to go for the ball from a Nelson pass and it goes foward. Joy Neville immediately says it wasn’t deliberate, but a quick glance at the replay says it most definitely was and Neville changes her decision in consultation with the TMO.

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