Godman's kicking off for Scotland.

And England take it up through rolling mauls before Ellis puts in the box kick.

Cueto shoves Max Evans aside but is bundled into touch trying to race around the outside. Good intent, though.

From the resulting lineout England concede a kickable penalty as Ellis fails to roll away from the tackle. Patterson steps up and slots it over, as you'd expect, the man is a metronome, will he ever miss? England will hope that those few penalties don't indicate a return to indiscipline.

Spectacular tackle England continue to work the phases and look threatening but allow the ball to be turned over, Evans pounces on it and streaks away. It looks like nobody has a chance to catch him, but Monye screams across the pitch to tackle him inches short. Exceptional pace

A few stoppages for treatment break the game up. England have won two free kicks at scrums now and have now chosen to take another scrum. Vickery is off but England obviously feel that they have something over the Scotland pack.

England consistently make the game line through Sheridan and Easter on the charge, but again, concede the penalty and allow Scotland to gain territory and possession. This penalty count will worry England.

TRY Sustained period of English pressure as they go through a number of phases. They use most pf the forwards and backs in that passage of play and keep taking the ball forward, without ever finding the break or offload to get behind the defence. Eventually the pressure tells, though, as a simple move along the line releases Monye, who gets outside a stretched Scottish defence.

Flood misses the kick, but that shows England away. If they can keep possession and attack the Scottish line like that, they will start getting the points for their superior amount of possession.

Scotland clear their lines, just. A risky throw over the lineout just about comes off, but they will be feeling the pressure here.

The Scots undermine all thier good defence with a loose throw at the lineout. England regain possession and drive it up. From the ruck, Flutey darts for the line and gets the ball over the line at arm's reach. The decision is sent upstairs, as it didn't look entirely clean.

TRY The try is given and Flood converts a tricky kick. That could have gone either way, but is good reward for England's patient platform building.

Monye tries an up-and-under and narrowly misses the follow up tackle on Blair. Blair spins and suddenly finds himself out in the open, charges forward until Armitage manages to intercept him. Scotland then kick away possession with an overlong chip into the 22.

Scotland shoot themselves in the foot again as Godman's kick is charged down and England rush through again, Sheridan taking the ball on. Scotland scramble a desperate defence as England drive through the line with Easter and finally White. White's effort is over the line but looks to have been held up, and we go upstairs.

Great work by Patterson to throw himself under the combined weight of White and Sheridan: Scrum 5 to England.

England knock on, showing the danger of props in midfield, but Croft wins theball well on the floor and releases the backs. Armitage kicks behind and once again Scotland are scrambling.

Flood - penalty goal

The kick is long but quite central and Flood converts. Great start for the English and worrying for the Scots, they need to get back into this quickly.

Scotland looking a bit more likely a the start of this half, despite the early penalty. They manage to run a couple of phases at the English in their half. Easter concedes a penalty for a high tackle, not malicious. It's that man Paterson.

Better still from the Scots as some good running leads to Danielli beating Monye. Not good enough, though, as Hamilton knocks on.

Couple of penalties go against England, Borthwick pulling the man down in the lineout and Shaw going off his feet. England will want to watch the penalty count as it is their most likely way to throw this game away.

England look to snub out this Scottish revival, getting into the Scottish 22. Several phases later, Flood's chip goes astray. Then the Scottish clearance is charged down. Scrappy, this. England fail to secure the ball at the base of the ruck and Scotland clear.

We're back in the Scotland 22 as England run the ball up again. Tindall, who has been at his physical and direct best, loses the ball in contact this time. The clearance is still in Scotland territory and the wrong part of the pitch for them.

Some more running rugby from England, although this time, the less likely source is Lee Mears, who takes the ball through the middle before he is taken high by Godman. Somehow Flood misses the utterly straightforward kick in front of the posts. This half is lacking the quality and control that we hoped for.

Horrible kick from Armitage, he thinks he sees some space but puts the ball several metres into touch.

From the scrum England take the ball up but Easter holds on in the tackle, right in front of the posts. Very little chance of Paterson missing this, and he doesn't. Scotland are within a converted try now and the momentum is with them.

Danielli tackles Armitage taking an up-and-under, but doesn't roll away. England decide not to go for the kick, which would have re-extended their lead, and put the ball into touch. Strange decision. You'd have thought they would want to regain control and settle this down

Again England use the big men to take the ball up. They have reestablished some dominance here, but if they don't convert it into some points, that decision at the penalty may be questioned.

We have a bit more of the aerial stuff before Danielli runs the ball and wins the penalty, when England players go off their feet after he is tackled. However, the quickly taken penalty only leads to a knock on and Scotland hand possession back to England.

We have uncontested scrums and England have only 14, not down to indiscipline this time, but due to losing White, himself a substitute for Vickery. Goode drills a low kick into touch as England try to play this out where they have played most of the game- in Scottish territory.

Goode misses a difficult kick from the touchline, unfortunately we have another serious looking injury as Southwell is down and, it appears, out. He got his head in an awkward position in the tackle, very much as Ellis did.

We have another substantial break before Southwell is stretchered off. Again we hope he is all well, as Ellis is, who has joined his teammates on the sidelines.

Paterson gets behind the English defence with a chip-and-chase, but Tindall scrambles back and Goode kicks straight into touch to bring an end to proceedings.

It has been a long game, due to those injuries, so I'll be brief and suggest you get over to Scrum.com's coverage of Wales v. Ireland, which is due to kick off shortly.

England had periods of utter dominance and the stats show that they should have gained a greater advantage than they did. For much of the second half they were drawn into a scrappier game and failed to impose themselves. However Scotland will not be overly pleased as they could not hang onto the ball long enough to make a real impact on the game and only had a couple of dangerous opportunities, which they failed to make the most of. Haddon will be a worried man going into his review in April.

Thanks for joining me, Jamie Allaway, and do enjoy the final game of this year's 6 Nations between Wales and Ireland.