The concerning Six Nations trend that Scotland must address against Wales

Harry Latham-Coyle Thu, 19 February 2026 at 7:49 am UTC·5 min read It was a message of triumph, but it came with a warning. “I’ve been on this journey now for four or five years with this team and I take the last week as a low moment for myself, but I’ve also had some massive highs, and this is one of them,” said Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu almost immediately after a win over England that changed the narrative around his side. “But I really want this to be the growth now, us to show our growth next week to back up this performance in a stadium that we’ve had troubles in over the last 20 years.” Tuipulotu had not long got his hands on the Calcutta Cup, a prize with which Scottish...