Scotland vs England rugby live stream: Six Nations 2024 results and updates from the Calcutta Cup after Duhan van der Merwe's try

Half weird to know that. The high number of fouls, and the low number of penalties meant that the game was unstructured at times, with a lot of loose ends from both teams. The two real moments were evenly split, with England's opening score from a set-piece set up beautifully, and Scotland's first effort from the top of the line-up equally effective.

But Duhan van der Merwe managed to overcome the chaos that put the hosts ahead:

Powerful England kicking for ten meters or so, but a final handling error in a sloppy first half ended it.

Scotland play just outside England's midfield half, twice trying to operate on the outside of that powerful outside attack. England's bowlers get their timing right, closing down Scotland and taking them behind the gain line twice, allowing Henry Slade to slot in a stretched pass up the line.

England's chase is good, but Scotland make a statement. George Ford sends something skyward, and Finn Russell tags it. His kick would give England an attacking platform on the ten meter line.

He has yet to miss a tournament this year – that's 12 of 12 from the tee from Finn Russell.

A penalty inside England's 22 would allow Finn Russell to add another three goals to Scotland's tally.

Almost another for Van der Merwe! This reckless contest continues, as Hugh Jones emerges from the tackle and then charges forward, his big winger contacting the ball first as it spins like a top on a roof. Van der Merwe flies through the penetrations and would almost certainly have been on the ground but for Elliot Daly's outstretched right foot, a vital save from the England winger to deny his rival a hat-trick.

Duhan van der Merwe makes his way down the touchline and runs wide!

What an athlete! It's another English mistake that creates the chance, George Ford's slightly high pass to George Furbank, with a flick of the fingers in the face before ricocheting into the hands of the Scots.

Hugh Jones' feet became more secure and his pass was sharp, putting Van der Merwe in space. Ben Earl is quick at the back rower but nowhere near quick enough to keep up with Van der Merwe in the full lava flow, and the Scottish winger scorches Henry Slade down the corner and stomps into the left corner. Finn Russell transforms.

Another relatively shallow Scottish clearance allows England to try another set-piece maneuver, but the center collides again, leaving the ball, you guessed it, on the deck.

Scattered things, that is. England get the ball back up the ground but can't get much possession of it.