Watch: Murrayfield’s rendition of Flower of S cotland in dying moments of Calcutta Cup clash

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We’d tried hurrying them out of their hotel only to hold up the team bus with a bunch of bagpipers on a death march. We’d tried plonking a random pillar in the middle of their changing-room, interrupting the coach’s final instructions with blasts on the public-address, the last of which was an instruction to get on to the park where there was no opposition only more skirlers, ready to fill cauliflower ears with their demented racket.

Man-of-the-match Finn Russell chose his moment of vindication to deflect praise to his team-mates in the wake of the glorious 25-13 triumph to regain the Calcutta Cup.