Scotland will not lodge a complaint with the Six Nations over two controversial moments in their defeat to England, Telegraph Sport understands.

Gregor Townsend backed "outstanding goal-kicker" Finn Russell to remain in the role following his trio of costly conversion misses during Scotland's agonising 16-15 Six Nations defeat to England. Co-captain Russell squandered a last-gasp kick for victory at Allianz Stadium after Duhan van der Merwe's dramatic try put the Scots on the brink of extending their four-year stranglehold on the Calcutta Cup.

Finn Russell misses last-gasp conversion as England hold on to end Scotland run - England claimed a 16-15 win to keep their Six Nations hopes alive.

England regain Calcutta Cup as Finn Russell misses cost Scotland dear in Six Nations nail-biter - Scottish star off the mark with last-gasp conversion to deny his side unprecedented fifth straight win

Scotland rugby star Finn Russell has passed return-to-play protocols after a nasty clash of heads with a teammate and will start the Six Nations match against England on Saturday. Russell and winger Darcy Graham collided in an attempt to tackle Ireland scrumhalf Jamison Gibson-Park in the first half at Murrayfield on Feb.

Finn Russell key to Scotland’s plans after being passed fit to face England - The fly-half was substituted with a concussion during the defeat to Ireland two weeks ago.

England ended their barren streak against Scotland with a narrow victory at Twickenham.

Flyhalf Finn Russell has been passed fit to start Saturday's Six Nations match against England at Twickenham, but wing Darcy Graham has not recovered in time and misses out on his team's bid for a record fifth successive Calcutta Cup victory.

Scotland have been handed a huge boost with Finn Russell declared fit to start against England in the Six Nations, but Darcy Graham misses the Calcutta Cup clash. The fitness of both players has been a major talking point in the build-up to Saturday’s round three showdown between old rivals at Twickenham,

England secured their first Six Nations victory over Scotland at Twickenham since 2017 to win back the Calcutta Cup after edging a nail-biting contest 16-15. Steve Borthwick's men withstood a dramatic late Scottish fightback to triumph by the narrowest of margins as the visitors failed to convert any of their tries,

Gregor Townsend has made three changes to his Scotland starting XV for the trip to Twickenham to face England in Round Three of the Six Nations. Finn Russell has successfully progressed through the World Rugby protocols following his concussion against Ireland and will co-captain the team from fly-half.