Six Nations: What channel is Wales v Scotland on? When does it start?

Following Round Two's France - Ireland clash, attention switches to Cardiff where visitors Scotland will be attempting to raze the Welsh citadel for the first time since 2002, although the Welshmen will be confident following their draw in Dublin in the first round of the test.

Where is the match being played? Principality stadium, Cardiff.

What day is the match? Saturday, February 13.

What time is kick-off? 4.50pm

What channel is it on? BBC One

Who is the referee? George Clancy (IRFU)

Who are the assistants? John Lacey (IRFU) and Federico Anselmi (UAR)

Wales and Scotland statistics

• Wales began their 2016 RBS Six Nations campaign with the first draw on the opening weekend of a Championship for 33 years.

• Wales are without a win in their last three test matches and have not had a sequence of four consecutive winless games since 2012/13.

• The Red Dragon have won their last three matches at the Principality Stadium but have not won four in a row at the venue in almost four years.

• Scotland lost their opening Six Nations encounter for the tenth consecutive time.

• Scotland have now been defeated in their last eight matches in the tournament, their worst run in the Championship since the 1950s.

• Scotland's most recent victory on the road in the RBS Six Nations came on a trip to Rome in 2014.

• Wales have won their last eight encounters with Scotland since the Scots were victorious 21-9 at BT Murrayfield in 2007.

• Scotland have not won in Cardiff since 2002.

On the pitch

• Welsh players carried the ball 155 times - more than any other country in round 1 of the RBS 6 Nations.

• Jamie Roberts made the most tackles in round 1 (20), whilst team mate Tailupe Faletau made the most tackles without missing one (19).

• Scotland made 51 more metres than England, carried the ball 9 more times, beat 3 more defenders, made 4 more line breaks and made 10 more tackles than their opponents but were still beaten 15-9.

• Scotland were one of three sides to have a 100% scrum success in the opening round.

Previous meetings

The two sides have plenty of shared history when it comes to Six Nations, and plenty of classic encounters along the way to boot. One of the most memorable tie between the two sides came in the test series of 2010, when the two titans met upon Welsh soil, as they will do on Saturday. Dubbed one of the most dramatic ends of a rugby union game ever, the final eight minutes saw a resurgent Wales side pull back a 14-24 deficit to bring the score level, before miraculously finding a game winning try in the dying moments. 

Watch the best of the final moments of the 2010 clash below: