Wales v Scotland

Wales v Scotland Betting Preview

Wales welcome Scotland to the Millennium Stadium in week two of the 2012 Six Nations and they are favourites in the betting for the match on Sunday 12th February. The Welsh have won seven of the last eight Six Nations meetings with Scotland and they will be in high spirits after beating Ireland last weekend, with victory here likely to enhance their mantle of being the ones to beat.

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Wales v Scotland 6 Nations Odds

Get the odds on both teams to win the 2012 Six Nations.

Wales v Scotland Teams

Wales: Leigh Halfpenny, Alex Cuthbert, Jonathan Davies, Jamie Roberts, George North, Rhys Priestland, Mike Phillips; Toby Faletau, Sam Warburton (Captain), Dan Lydiate, Ian Evans, Ryan Jones, Adam Jones, Huw Bennett, Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: Ken Owens, Paul James, Lou Reed, Andy Powell, Lloyd Williams, James Hook, Scott Williams.

Scotland: Hugo Southwell, Nikki Walker, Joe Ansbro, Nick De Luca, Max Evans, Dan Parks, Rory Lawson, Kelly Brown, John Barclay, Nathan Hines, Alastair Kellock, Richie Gray, Euan Murray, Ross Ford (Captain), Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: Scott Lawson, Moray Low, Richie Vernon, Ross Rennie, Mike Blair, Ruaridh Jackson, Sean Lamont.

Previous Meetings

Last Year: Wales 27 - 13 Scotland - Sunday 12th February 2012 at the Millennium Stadium

Wales produced a dominant second half display at the Millennium Stadium as they made it two wins from two matches in 2012. The Welsh had been made to work hard in their opening victory against Ireland last weekend but this was a far more comfortable affair after the first-half. Scotland had kept it tight in the opening 40 minutes as they went in level at 3-3 but a try from Alex Cuthbert and two more from Leigh Halfpenny gave Wales some breathing space and despite a late rally from the Scots it was too little too late.

2012 Six Nations Outright Win Odds.

The previous Six Nations results between the teams were as follows:

Year	Home	Score	Away
2011	Scotland	6-24	Wales
2010	Wales	31-24	Scotland
2009	Scotland	13-26	Wales
2008	Wales	30-15	Scotland
2007	Scotland	21-9	Wales
2006	Wales	28-18	Scotland
2005	Scotland	22-46	Wales
2004	Wales	23-10	Scotland