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You're listening to BBC Sounds. And that is it. Scotland have won the most incredible game of rugby. It's muted

celebrations for them and they should they should celebrate because they

haven't won in Wales for 22 years but they were given the fright of their lives. They were up by 27 points to nil. Wales came back to 27, 26.

Aaron Wainwright, six nations play in the match.

Credit to Scotland, but credit to this young Wales side.

We all thought they were beaten.

We all thought they were out of it and they battled and they fought and they

played and they got a bonus point they got another bonus points and nobody is questioning the character of this young Welsh side.

Brilliant game of rugby. Incredible test match. Scotland get the win. Wales 26, Scotland 27.

Well I guess the first question is what was said at halftime because that looked like a completely

different team out there in the second 40?

Yeah, I mean I think I could apologize for the first day.

It was probably one of the worst performance of 40 minutes in my whole rugby career.

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