Greig Laidlaw wants to finish on a high

Scotland 29 France 18: Scotland skipper Greig Laidlaw has urged his team to finish their Six Nations campaign with a flourish in Dublin.
Greig Laidlaw wants to finish on a high
Mon, 14 Mar, 2016 - 00:00
Peter Williamson

The Scots finally ended their decade of failure against France with a comprehensive victory over Les Bleus at Murrayfield.

But Laidlaw wants his men to banish the memories of nine straight defeats by extending their winning run to three matches when they take on Ireland in next Saturday’s closing clash.

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