Saturday was another busy day of Six Nations action as Wales moved to within one victory of a first Grand Slam since 2012 by outlasting Scotland in a hard-fought contest.
Warren Gatland's undefeated side had to survive a second-half onslaught at Murrayfield, but eventually prevailed 18-11 as tries from Josh Adams and Jonathan Davies sealed a 13th successive Test triumph.
Still hot on their tails heading into the final weekend are England, who thrashed Italy 57-14 at Twickenham in the late kick-off.
Manu Tuilagi ran in a pair of scores - his first on the international scene for five years - and Brad Shields added a brace of his own as the Red Rose notched eight tries in total.
Jamie George, Jonny May, George Kruis and Dan Robson were also on the scoresheet, while Italy crossed the line twice through Tommaso Allan and Luca Morisi but could not avoid slumping to a heavy loss - their 21st in a row in this competition.
Round four concludes on Sunday at Dublin's Aviva Stadium, where unconvincing Ireland will need to comfortably tame a France unit potentially in the midst of a mini-resurgence to quell fears over a serious regression in a World Cup year.
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Six Nations results and fixtures
Matchday one
| Stade de France | Friday 1 February | 8:00pm GMT | |
| Murrayfield | Saturday 2 February | 2:15pm GMT | |
| Aviva Stadium | Saturday 2 February | 4:45pm GMT |
Matchday two
| Murrayfield | Saturday 9 February | 2:15pm GMT | |
| Stadio Olimpico | Saturday 9 February | 4:45pm GMT | |
| Twickenham | Sunday 10 February | 3:00pm GMT |
Matchday three
| Stade de France | Saturday 23 February | 2:15pm GMT | |
| Millennium Stadium | Saturday 23 February | 4:45pm GMT | |
| Stadio Olimpico | Sunday 24 February | 3:00pm GMT |
Matchday four
| Murrayfield | Saturday 9 March | 2:15pm GMT | |
| Twickenham | Saturday 9 March | 4:45pm GMT | |
| Ireland v France | Aviva Stadium | Sunday 10 March | 3:00pm GMT |
Matchday five
| Italy vs France | Stadio Olimpico | Saturday 16 March | 12:30pm GMT |
| Wales v Ireland | Millennium Stadium | Saturday 16 March | 2:45pm GMT |
| England v Scotland | Twickenham | Saturday 16 March | 17:00pm GMT |
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