Full time12 February 2011
Murrayfield, Edinburgh, Scotland · Six Nations 2010Head-to-head
Wales won by 18 points.
Scoring
- 9’TWales try · Shane Williams0–5
- 10’CWales conversion · James Hook0–7
- 15’PWales penalty · James Hook0–10
- 20’PWales penalty · James Hook0–13
- 23’PWales penalty · James Hook0–16
- 33’PScotland penalty · Dan Parks3–16
- 60’PScotland penalty · Dan Parks6–16
- 67’PWales penalty · James Hook6–19
- 71’TWales try · Shane Williams6–24
Line-ups
Scotland
- 1Allan JacobsenProp
- 2Ross FordHooker
- 3Euan MurrayProp
- 4Nathan HinesSecond row
- 5Alastair KellockSecond row
- 6Kelly BrownFlanker
- 7John BarclayFlanker
- 8Richie VernonNumber 8
- 9Rory LawsonScrum-half
- 10Dan ParksFly-half
- 11Max EvansWing
- 12Nick De LucaCentre
- 13Joe AnsbroCentre
- 14Nikki WalkerWing
- 15Hugo SouthwellFull-back
- 16Scott LawsonBench
- 17Moray LowBench
- 18Scott MacLeodBench
- 19Ross RennieBench
- 20Mike BlairBench
- 21Ruaridh JacksonBench
- 22Sean LamontBench
Wales
- 1Paul JamesProp
- 2Matthew ReesHooker
- 3Craig MitchellProp
- 4Bradley DaviesSecond row
- 5Alun Wyn JonesSecond row
- 6Dan LydiateFlanker
- 7Sam WarburtonFlanker
- 8Ryan JonesNumber 8
- 9Mike PhillipsScrum-half
- 10James HookFly-half
- 11Shane WilliamsWing
- 12Jonathan DaviesCentre
- 13Jamie RobertsCentre
- 14Morgan StoddartWing
- 15Lee ByrneFull-back
- 16Richard HibbardBench
- 17John YappBench
- 18Jonathan ThomasBench
- 19Josh TurnbullBench
- 20Tavis KnoyleBench
- 21Stephen JonesBench
- 22Rhys PriestlandBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Scotland 49–74 Wales, 2 drawn in 125 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Scotland going in
Wales going in
- Previous meeting: 13 February 2010, Scotland 24–31 Wales
- Next meeting on record: 12 February 2012
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.