Six Nations: England scores first

England scores first in their Lloyds TSB Six Nations match against Scotland at Murrayfield.

Sat, 02 Feb, 2002 - 16:13

Scotland 0 - 5 England (Robinson)

England scores first in their Six Nations match against Scotland.

From the scrum, Kyran Bracken sends out quick ball to Austin Healey who releases Jason Robinson over for a try in the corner. Wilkinson misses the conversion

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Courts Rugby Scotland v England Place: Murrayfield Person: Robinson Person: Kyran Bracken Person: Austin Healey Person: Jason Robinson Person: Wilkinson Event: Six Nations Event: Lloyds TSB Six Nations Organisation: England Organisation: Scotland

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