Scotland v Wales: live - Telegraph 4 min Slotted by Halfpenny, and that's a very solid start. Scotland 0-3 Wales 3 min And that Scottish scrum has collapsed under huge pressure there - it's a penalty for Wales in front of the posts. 2 min: Wales have the territory early on. Jonathan Davies has already ribbed Andrew Cotter about his 'episode' during the Italy game. Two scrums so far and Scotland have been pulled up twice for early engagement. 14.29: OK, we're almost there - will this be the day Halfpenny finally misses a tackle? Wouldn't have thought so, no. 14.25: Swirling wind and very cold in Edinburgh, so the kicking game of both 9s and 10s will be key. Does that give Wales the edge? 14.23: OK, bagpipes are playing at a sold out Murrayfield. Just time to watch this... 14.15 Try this for a stat. Leigh Halfpenny has not missed a tackle in the Six Nations for 731 minutes. That's since the game against Ireland TWO YEARS AGO. Interview now on the Beeb. "I'm just thinking about Wales, not the Lions," he lies... 14.00 Scotland go into this game with a rotten record against Wales. They've lost their last five 6N matches against them, and eight of their last nine in total. Wales' only blemish since 2004 was a 21-9 defeat at Murrayfield in 2007. In four of the last five Tests between these nations, the Welsh have won by margins of 13 points or more and have averaged 28 points scored per game. 13.55 This is great bit of nostalgia from Alasdair Reid. Fifty years ago, 111 line-outs in this fixture forced a rule change "My object was to win the match," he said recently." 1349: Afternoon all. So, we're looking forward to this one aren't we? And without wishing to sound too patronising, how good is it to have a strong Scotland side back in the equation? Two back-to-back wins for the Scots, the last a mature mugging of an Ireland side that was less than the sum of its parts, and suddenly they're Championship contenders again. We'll learn plenty more about their revival today of course against a Wales side who have relocated their real selves in the last two games. Exciting battles all over the field, not least the clash of these two back rows, with Warburton back for Wales, and Kelly Brown peerless for Scotland last time out. Should be good... Here's your teams: Scotland: S Hogg (Glasgow); S Maitland (Glasgow), S Lamont (Glasgow), M Scott (Edinburgh), T Visser (Edinburgh); D Weir (Glasgow), G Laidlaw (Edinburgh); R Grant (Glasgow), R Ford (Edinburgh), E Murray (Worcester), R Gray (Sale Sharks), J Hamilton (Gloucester), R Harley (Glasgow), K Brown (Saracens, capt), J Beattie (Montpellier). Replacements: D Hall (Glasgow), M Low (Glasgow), G Cross (Edinburgh), A Kellock (Glasgow), R Wilson (Glasgow), H Pyrgos (Glasgow), R Jackson (Glasgow), M Evans (Castres). Wales: L Halfpenny (Cardiff Blues); A Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), J Davies (Scarlets), J Roberts (Cardiff Blues); G North (Scarlets); D Biggar (Ospreys), M Phillips (Bayonne); P James (Bath), R Hibbard (Ospreys), A Jones (Ospreys), A-W Jones (Ospreys), I Evans (Ospreys), R Jones (Ospreys, capt), S Warburton (Cardiff Blues), T Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons). Replacements: K Owens (Scarlets), S Andrews (Cardiff Blues), R Bevington (Ospreys), A Coombs (Newport Gwent Dragons), J Tipuric (Ospreys), L Williams (Cardiff Blues), J Hook (Perpignan), S Williams (Scarlets). Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa). Assistant referees: Glen Jackson (New Zealand) and Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa).