England are wary of wounded Scots
The Herald|February 13, 2024
SCOTLAND may be smarting from the injustice of their defeat by France but Ben Earl insists England also have a point to prove in their Calcutta Cup clash.
DUNCAN BECH
England are wary of wounded Scots

Replays suggested Scotland had scored a legitimate stoppage-time try at Murrayfield on Saturday but as they failed to show clear grounding, protocol dictated it should not stand and Les Bleus escaped with a 20-16 win.

The decision prevented them from entering round three of the Guinness Six Nations with an unbeaten record to match that of Steve Borthwick's team, who crept past Italy and Wales to stay in Grand Slam contention.

What was previously a comfortable Six Nations fixture for England has since been turned on its head by losing the three most recent meetings, and Earl wants to see that addressed in Edinburgh on February 24.

"Scotland are a very proud rugby nation, they've got some great players, some great individuals," Earl said.

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