The wing Josh Adams has been electric from the start and scores his second try of this year’s championship in the left corner.

Costelow’s great kick pushed Wales upfield.

Eddie James powered forward then Rhys Carre’s offload to Alex Mann opened space for Adams out wide.

Joe Hawkins is back on the pitch and Wales are back to full strength.

Scotland respond down the right. From a set-piece, they exploit the overlap with the extra man.

Kinghorn has time to find Steyn, who finishes easily in the corner. Russell misses the conversion.

Scotland have worked their way through over ten phases and starting near halfway are now within five metres.

Wales stay disciplined and Alex Mann forces a turnover.

There was minimal danger for Hawkins yellow.

Debut player Gabriel Hamer-Webb is back on after his nosebleed.

But Taine Plumtree is off. He took a bang to his right shoulder in the opening exchanges and James Botham is on.

Wales get the first points on the board. The prop crashes over for the second week running.

Dewi Lake leads the charge before a quick short pass finds the prop, who powers through from a few yards out.

Kyle Steyn looked set to score but was brought down just short by Taine Plumtree.

The Wales flanker did well to chase down the Scotland wing after Finn Russell’s slick inside pass.

Josh Adams then intercepts the next pass, letting Wales breathe.

Hawkins heads to the bunker with a decision expected soon.

There was no attempt to go low and Brown took the impact. With the man advantage, Scotland heads toward the corner.

Duhan Van der Merwe gets his first touch but is tightly marked by Louis Rees-Zammit and Josh Adams.

Wales concede a penalty, allowing Scotland to clear, but Huw Jones is stopped just short in the corner.

Earlier, Joe Hawkins might be in trouble for a previous challenge.

After just 2 minutes into his international debut, Gabriel Hamer-Webb is forced off with a nosebleed.

Blair Murray comes on as the blood replacement.