That is all from us at Hive Stadium. Thank you for following along, catch you next time.

Just look at those faces!

A massive thank you to all 6375 of you for coming out and getting behind Scotland. Couldn’t have done it without you!

SENSATIONAL!

She has been everywhere and scored a try of her own, Rachel McLachlan is today’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations Player of the Match.

FRANCESSCA MCGHIE IS OVER!!! That has secured Scotland the win. Nelson makes the conversion. What a way to close out our Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign.

This could be fundamental. Ireland are offside and we have the penalty. We have gone ot the corner. McLachlan collects stunningly.

Ireland have a forward pass and Scotland will have the scrum in Ireland’s half.

Scotland had the scrum. Lucia Scott was then dragged into touch but the Irish lineout was squint. Scotland opt for the lineout just outside Ireland’s 22. However, they have lost the ball.

Ireland won another penalty at the scrum. Ireland played a couple of phases before Emily Lane was able to cross the whitewash from close range. O’Brien’s conversion was successul. It’s all even with less than ten to go.

Helen Nelson has been shown a yellow card as a result of multiple team infringements. Scotland will likely play the rest of the match with 14.

Ireland have opted for another scrum.

Ireland have won a penalty at the scrum. They have opted for another scrum less than ten metres from Scotland’s line.

Ireland knock on from the lineout and Scotland will have the scrum.

Helen Nelson attempted a pass similar to that of George Horne’s for Glasgow last night but she was in touch and Ireland have the lineout in Scotland’s 22.

Molly Poolman has come on for Elliann Clarke. Elis Martin is on for Lana Skeldon.

That’s the ten minutes on the yellow card up and Lucia Scott has come on to replace Rhona Lloyd permanently.

Scotland built up the phases and Rachel McLachlan was in the perfect spot on the left wing to run it in. Helen’s conversion is successful. Scotland lead by seven points.

Scotland win a penalty as Ireland hold onto the ball. Scotland will have the lineout just outside of Ireland’s 22.

We are still in our own half but a knock on from Ireland has given Scotland the scrum.

Ireland had build up an attack but the last pass went into touch and Scotland will have the lineout on their own 22 metre line.

We’ve gone to the TMO twice in the last few minutes.

First we went upstairs to check try or no try for Ireland – the try was awarded and the conversion unsuccessful. Second, we went upstairs for a high tackle from Rhona Lloyd and whilst she is sat in the assessment room, she has been given a yellow card under bunker review and Lucia Scott has come back off.

Lucia Scott comes on for Rhona Lloyd who has gone for a HIA.

Ireland win a penalty at the breakdown and will have the lineout in our half.

It’s been a shift from Leah Bartlett, and she makes way for Anne Young in the first of our changes.

The line out is perfect and Scotland drive forward, and then Nelly launches the ball deep into the Irish half where they spill the ball, giving Scotland a scrum outside of the 22. LET’S GO!!!!

Scotland keep Ireland out and win the penalty! Thommo’s boot takes us out of the 22.

Lisa Thomson did well to gather and exit from the restart for an Irish line out inside Scotland’s half. But Scotland have been pinged for being offside and Ireland have kicked to the 22 for another line out. Defence needs to be solid now…

No changes for Scotland as we go into the second half. Ireland get things going again… here we go!

LET’S GO SCOTLAND!!!!!!!!!

What a first half here at Hive Stadium. That try from Orr was crucial there.

SENSATIONAL! The break from Sarah Bonar, the chase from Rhona Lloyd and then the run in from Emma Orr to put Scotland in the lead at halftime. Helen makes the conversion. Just what we needed!

Ireland pushed for a score, but Thommo manages to hold them up.

The TMO has intervened and we’re going back for an Ireland penalty for a push from Evie Gallagher. Ireland kick for the lineout on our own five metre line.

Scotland have put in a massive defensive shift in the last few minutes and Scotland’s Rachel Malcolm and Elliann Clarke held up Ireland over the tryline.

Ireland have won a free kick at the scrum.

Scotland have turned the ball over in the red zone. They kicked to clear and some great defence from the home side forces the Ireland knock on and another Scotland scrum.

Ireland have won a penalty as Scotland didn’t roll away in the tackle. Ireland kick and had the lineout. They mauled and have now won another penalty. They’ll have the lineout on Scotland’s five metre line.

Some strong defence from Scotland forced Ireland to kick through and the ball bounced out just short of the tryline to give Scotland some respite. They’ve kicked from their 22 metre line. Ireland have the possession.

Ireland gained possession quickly after the restart and build up some phases, but a knock on gives Scotland the scrum just outside of their own 22.

Scotland were able to drive over from close range and it was Lana Skeldon who crossed the whitewash.

Nelson missed the conversion.

Ireland had claimed possession from a kick, but sensational work from Evie Gallagher got over the ball and won a crucial penalty in Ireland’s 22.

Nelly kicks to the corner and we will have the lineout just five metres out.

Ireland had knocked the ball on from Thommo’s kick and we had the lineout. We set up an attack but the ball spilled out the left hand side and Ireland had a lineout of their own. O’Brien cleared their lines and Scotland are on the attack again.

We have a break in play here as Ireland’s Dorothy Wall receives some treatment. She will take no further part in today’s match. We wish her well.

What a great kick from Thommo to get us out of our own half.

Ireland knock the ball on from the lineout and Scotland had the scrum. Ireland responded to Nelson’s kick with a kick of their own and Scotland had the lineout in their 22.

Ireland win the penalty as Scotland come in at the side at the breakdown. Ireland have kicked downfield and have the lineout in our 22.

Scotland were turned over, and Ireland’s Molly Scuffil-McCabe made a break and passed out to Amee Leigh Costigan to open the scoring here at Hive.

Dannah O’Brien’s conversion successful.

Ireland knock it on and we will have another scrum.

Helen Nelson puts a great kick in and Ireland are pinned in our half.

Ireland were unable to catch the clearing kick and we have the scrum just inside our own half.

Broken bits of play, lots of possession change, but Evie Gallagher has won the turnover in our 22. We will kick to clear and have the lineout.

Kick-off! We have retained possession.

We are delighted to welcome the nurses from Edinburgh Royal Infirmary who looked after Emma Wassell to deliver the match ball.

The teams have run out to our second biggest ever crowd here at Hive Stadium.

Scotland will kick off towards Scottish Gas Murrayfield.

And your Scotland team!

Here is our visitor’s team.

Good afternoon from Hive Stadium. We are just over half hour from kick off in Edinburgh for Round 5 of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations. The teams are here and raring to go.