Scotland secured a dramatic 26-23 victory over Wales in Cardiff, overcoming a 23-12 deficit with three second-half tries. Gregor Townsend's side rallied with scores from Finn Russell, Darcy Graham, and replacement hooker George Turner, with Russell's 74th-minute conversion sealing the win. The victory marks Scotland's first back-to-back away wins in Cardiff since 1984 and extends Wales' Six Nations losing streak to 14 matches.

Wales had taken an early lead with tries from prop Rhys Carre and wing Josh Adams, with fly-half Sam Costelow contributing 10 points. The home side dominated much of the first half, capitalizing on Scotland's discipline issues that saw Joe Hawkins sin-binned. However, Graham's try after a Welsh restart error proved pivotal, shifting momentum decisively. Scotland's win also extends their winning streak against Wales to four games, a feat not achieved in 100 years.

This result leaves Wales in 12th place in world rankings while Scotland rises to seventh. The victory positions Scotland well for potential Triple Crown glory if they can defeat Ireland in Dublin on March 14. For Wales, the loss continues a troubling period that has seen them drop 11 consecutive home Six Nations matches since February 2022.