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Scotland or Wales could move joint-top of the Six Nations and possibly overtake leaders England with a big victory at Murrayfield on Saturday.


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Granted, such a possibility is expected to last for only 24 hours but applying pressure is going to be critical if they are to usurp the Red Rose in 2013.

England are in a strong spot and despite Sergio Parisse being back at the tail for the Azzurri, they should be in great shape going into Round 5.

Stuart Lancaster's men currently hold a 17 and 28-point cushion over Wales and Scotland respectively, which on form should grow at the end of the week. However, stranger things have happened in rugby than Italy finding away day form so the Celts won't be giving up just yet.

In contrast to Italy's travelling blues, it is worth noting that Wales approach this match gunning for their fifth straight Six Nations win on the road.

For the Scots of the 21st century, this is unchartered territory as they have not won three successive games in the tournament since it was the Five Nations - a 16-14 win over Wales in 1996 set up a Grand Slam shot against England, which they lost. Therefore, a victory should be their immediate objective.

"If you look at their squad, it's absolutely filled with Lions and world-class players," warned Scotland captain Kelly Brown when speaking of their opponent to the press this week.

"I would say it will be our toughest challenge in the championship so far but as a sportsman you want to be challenged by the top teams and there is no doubt Wales are one of those."

How Scotland beat Ireland continues to perplex and I don't think we will see a more one-sided half ultimately go in the other direction when a final whistle is blown. It was staggering to see Ireland claim 71 percent possession and 77 percent of the territory and still lose.

But, that is history, and Scotland approach their third and final home game of the Six Nations Championship full of confidence under Scott Johnson and Dean Ryan. The team selection sees two changes made as Geoff Cross - somewhat harshly - finds himself on the bench after what was an impressive effort against Ireland. His place goes to Euan Murray - who returns from missing their recent victory due to his religious beliefs - in a rugged pack.

For the Welsh, Justin Tipuric has been replaced by Sam Warburton in a move that hands the latter possibly his last opportunity to book a place on the Lions tour to Australia. He does not reclaim the captaincy,