Tom English

Rory McIlroy will look to rediscover an imperious version of himself at this week’s Scottish Open, writes Tom English.

The story of Hoylake’s Johnny Ball, the humble Englishman who broke Scottish dominance at The Open by becoming the first English winner in 1890.

An emotional Sione Tuipulotu explains how a Lauryn Hill tattoo and a family reunion have fired him up for his World Cup bow with Scotland.

Scotland co-captain Rory Darge may be callow, but his stature as a player means he is primed to lead his county against France, writes BBC Scotland's Tom English.

Scotland 16-20 France: 'Wasteful hosts left confused by late TMO drama'

World Rugby has no plans to issue a public explanation of the controversial decision not to award Scotland what would have been a winning try against France.

Scotland's fans have partied all week in Munich. Now the hangover has kicked in after Germany humbling, writes Tom English.

Scotland show their best qualities - as well as their worst - to get their Euro 2024 campaign back on track, writes Tom English.

The footballing gods have had their fun with Scotland again as their Euro dreams die, writes Tom English.

Gregor Townsend has no fears of player fatigue as Scotland prepare for a 17th, and final, Test of the season against Uruguay on Saturday.