EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Players coming off the bench and delivering powerful performances will be vital for Scotland if they are to beat Wales for the first time in a decade in the Six Nations on Saturday, said coach Vern Cotter. Scotland host the match at Murrayfield where they have already beaten Ireland in the Six Nations this season but Cotter is aware of the strength of the Wales squad. So having people with different profiles on the bench is very important to us," he told the Scottish Rugby Union's website (thescotlandteam.com) on Friday. Scotland beat Ireland 27-22 in their opening game before a narrow 22-16 loss to France. Wales have had the upper hand since Scotland beat them at Murrayfield in 2007.

Source: The Star February 24, 2017 14:33 UTC