Ireland has taken a huge step to an unprecedented third straight Six Nations title by securing a bonus-point 32-18 win at Scotland, which lost two key players in the first half to a nasty clash of heads at Murrayfield.

Ireland remained on track for a Six Nations Grand Slam after handing Scotland a bruising 32-18 defeat in an impressive exhibition of stealth and power at Murrayfield on Sunday.

Rugby fans in the UK are once again among the luckiest in the world, with all matches of the 2025 Six Nations set to be shown live on free-to-air networks BBC and ITV. This means viewers in the UK will be able to stream every game for free on ITVX and BBC iPlayer. This match will be shown live on BBC 1, with coverage starting at 2 p.m. GMT.

Scotland today host Six Nations champions Ireland. The Scots began their campaign with a bonus-point victory against Italy last weekend, but were certainly made to work for it at Murrayfield and will be up against it when the Irish come to town.

EDINBURGH (Reuters) -Ireland remained on track for a Six Nations Grand Slam after handing Scotland a bruising 32-18 defeat in an impressive exhibition of stealth and power at Murrayfield on Sunday. Tries from Calvin Nash,

Ireland stayed on course for an unprecedented third successive Six Nations title with a 32-18 win over Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday.Defeat left Scotland, who launched their Six Nations by beating Italy 31-19 in Edinburgh,

Ireland's marauding forwards laid the platform for the dominant 32-18 win away to Scotland in the Six Nations on Sunday which kept them on course for Grand Slam success as the only unbeaten side left in the tournament,

Ireland scored four tries in Murrayfield to beat Scotland 32-18 in round two of the Six Nations with the victory meaning they have now won 11 games in a row over Gregor Townsend's men. Read more. Watch: Ireland react to Six Nations win over Scotland.