It is 24 years since Scotland landed a Grand Slam and, courtesy of winger Tony Stanger, they did it in some style at Murrayfield.
Heading into the final weekend of the Five Nations, Scotland and England met in Edinburgh both well in the hunt for a Grand Slam.
Jeremy Guscott grabbed his third try of the competition but it was a score for Stanger after the break – and the reliable boot of Craig Chalmers – that clinched it for the home side.
Holding a five-point lead after half time, Scotland flanker John Jeffrey picked up from the back of a scrum and fed scrum-half Gary Armstrong.
He sold a half-dummy and released in the contact, with Gavin Hastings reeling in the pass with an excellent one-handed catch.
The full-back sprinted down the touchline and, moments before being pushed into touch, hoisted a right-footed kick towards the English line.
Two Scots, surrounded by three white shirts, gave chase and Stanger was first to it, diving onto the ball to score and wrap up a memorable victory.
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