On Gregor Townsend's watch, the Calcutta Cup has been a riot of brilliance and tries. In his seven games coaching against England - of which Scotland have lost just one - his team have scored a whopping 19 tries.

With Scotland on a four-game winning streak in the Calcutta Cup, ESPN's Tom Hamilton examines what England can do to reverse their recent fortunes in the marquee clash against the "Auld Enemy."

William Hill England will be looking to make it back-to-back wins in the Six Nations this weekend, when they take on Scotland at Twickenham on Saturday (4:45pm, ITV1). After securing a dramatic 26-25 win over France last time out Steve Borthwick would love to follow that up with victory in the Calcutta Cup match.

The Calcutta Cup has been all Scotland in the last few seasons with the rupee trophy firmly in the grip of those north of the border. On Saturday, Scotland come back to Twickenham looking to turn over their English counterparts for the fifth straight year and leave with the spoils yet again.

Scotland have never beaten the Auld Enemy five times in a row but stand on the brink of history as they travel to Twickenham