Finn Russell warns Scotland not to switch off after Wales threaten late comeback

Russell admitted Scotland need to sharpen up.
Finn Russell lifts the Doddie Weir Cup after victory over Wales (Steve Welsh/PA)
Finn Russell lifts the Doddie Weir Cup after victory over Wales (Steve Welsh/PA)

Finn Russell admitted Scotland need to sharpen up after their late drop-off took the shine off a five-try 35-29 Guinness Six Nations win over struggling Wales at Murrayfield.

The Scots were well on top for an hour as they romped into a commanding 35-8 lead with doubles from Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn as well as a score from Darcy Graham.

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