Last-Minute Drama: England Edges Scotland in Nail-Biting Calcutta Cup Clash

England clinches a narrow 16-15 victory over Scotland in the Calcutta Cup, remaining in the hunt for the Six Nations title. Finn Russell's missed conversion cost Scotland a record fifth consecutive win, despite outplaying England in many aspects of the match.

In a thrilling climax at Twickenham, England narrowly defeated Scotland 16-15 to keep their hopes alive for the Six Nations title. Finn Russell's last-minute missed conversion denied Scotland a historic fifth straight Calcutta Cup win, despite dominating much of the game.

Scotland demonstrated superior play with three tries to England's one and showcased more effective ball-carrying throughout the match. Yet, it was England's resilience and strategic defense in critical moments that saw them clinch the victory.

Coach Steve Borthwick praised his young team's composure under pressure, while Scotland's coach Gregor Townsend reflected on missed opportunities. As Ireland tops the standings, England remains in contention, needing favorable outcomes in upcoming matches.

(With inputs from agencies.)