CALCUTTA CUP

The video covers a rugby match between England and Scotland for the Calcutta Cup at Twickenham. England starts strong with an early penalty, but Scotland equalizes with a penalty goal by Ken Scotland. Despite efforts, England fails to score a try, resulting in a draw. The match highlights the competitive nature and historical significance of the Calcutta Cup.

What is the historical significance of the Calcutta Cup for Scotland?

• Scotland is the current holder of the Cup.

• Scotland won the Cup every year since 1950.

• Scotland last held the Cup in 1950.

• Scotland has never won the Calcutta Cup.

How did England initially take the lead in the match?

• With a drop goal.

• Through a penalty kick by Risman.

• By scoring a try.

• By a conversion.

Who scored the equalizing penalty goal for Scotland?

• The referee

• Twickenham

• Ken Scotland

• Risman

What would be significant about England finishing the season without scoring a try?

• They would automatically lose the match.

• They would be disqualified.

• They would win the Calcutta Cup.

• It would be their first time ever.

What was the final outcome of the match?

• England won by a conversion.

• The match ended in a draw.

• England won by a try.

• Scotland won by a penalty.