What a dramatic ending to their 2025 Women's Six Nations campaigns for Scotland and Ireland as the hosts secure the victory with the last play of the game.

An incredible effort from Scotland, but Ireland will surely feel that they left points out there.

You can read Andy Burke's match report here, and don't forget you can follow along with the small matter of the Grand Slam decider between England and too.

From here, though, thanks for ing us for that pulsating game of rugby! Take care and and goodbye for now!

Bryan Easson on bouncing back after last week's loss: "I think we've had a couple of difficult performances during the Six Nations but we did a review last week after the England game and as soon as the game was finished, we drew a line under it.

"As soon as we got off the flight last week, it was all about this week.

"It was all about fighting for each other."

Scotland head coach Bryan Easson speaking to BBC Scotland: "It was extremely emotional.

"I don't know what the possession stats were but we had to fight to get everything that we got today.

"Defensively, we were absolutely outstanding, some of the turnovers.

"Then to have the skill to score. We deserved everything we got today because of the fight and the heart in that team performance.

"I can't tell you what I felt at the end there."

Lisa Martin
Former Scotland captain on BBC Scotland

They put us through the wringer in that second half.

The amount of pride these girls have in this jersey, playing at home, you really saw what it means to be Scottish out there.

Player of the match Rachel McLachlan on BBC Scotland: "Proud, so proud. There's been some down bits in this campaign for us.

"We wanted to come out and show heart and pride in the jersey at home and I think we did exactly that today.

"We pride ourselves on our work and I think we really showed that today. We came into this game with belief and we continued to believe throughout.

"We picked ourselves up and just kept going. We knew we had it in us."

What a match in Edinburgh and what a finish! Scotland ensure that they will not receive the dreaded Wooden Spoon with a bonus point win and, while Ireland will still finish third with a losing bonus point, they will be disappointed as they certainly left points out there.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Scotland

Fantastic scenes, what a match!

Scotland on the attack midway inside the Irish half and it is a penalty to the hosts. It is within kicking range but their kicker Helen Nelson is still in the bin so Lisa Thompson knocks it into the corner.

The clock is almost in the red. This is for the match!

Brilliant scramble defence from Ireland snuffs out a Sciottish attack. A combination of Dannah O'Brien and Claire Boles force Lucia Scott into touch.

However, Cliodhna Moloney's throw is not straight so it is turnover ball.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

This is breathless stuff at the Hive.

All the momentum is with Ireland but Scotland have showed a tremendous amount of heart to stay in this game.

It's all up for grabs in this last five minutes.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Scotland

A superb spot from Emily Lane.

Scott Bemand has really chosen his bench well, they're really adding value.

Helen Nelson is sent to the bin for a ruck penalty as she desperately tries to clamp on the ball on her own line.

She is the victim of a string of penalties but will miss pretty much the entire rest of the game.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Scotland

You can hear [Scotland captain] Rachel Malcom saying "calm in the chaos" which is outstanding leadership at this stage of the game.

The scrums are getting a little messy here. Scotland are struggling to keep an even footing and Ireland, perhaps sensing the dominance, are too eager to engage and need to be careful not to be penalised for that.

A huge scrum from Ireland wins a penalty just over five metres from the Scotland line.

Unsurprisingly, they will have another one of those!

Rugby is a game of inches and that piece of play proves it! A chip over the top is caught by Helen Wilson. Her momentum takes her towards the side line but the touch judge concludes that she went over the line.

Replays show just how close it was before she threw the ball back in. Ireland will look to take advantage as both sides change their entire front rows at one go!

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Hive Stadium

Beautiful bit of skill there from Chloe Rollie to set-up that try for Rachel McLachlan.

Scotland have been under the cosh for much of this game and you have to ire their sheer doggedness in carving out this lead.

Long way to go though!

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC Scotland

Exceptional age of play.

What a from Chloe Rollie.

She interests three of the Irish defence which just creates that space.