England levelled the match right at the death after giving up a 31-point lead from the first half.
Scotland thought they had won it minutes from time but George Ford levelled the Six Nations clash in added time.
Sportsmail's SIMON MILLS and CALUM CROWE run the rule over the star performers at Twickenham.
England's George Ford levelled the Six Nations clash against Scotland in added time
Elliot Daly 7
Arcing run to create opening try and lively going forward. Still some defensive question marks and missed key tackles.
Jack Nowell 8
Outstanding display after controversial recall in place of Cokanasiga. Popped up everywhere and beat defenders for fun.
England's Jack Nowell produced an outstanding display following controversial recall
Henry Slade 7
England look more balanced with him alongside Tuilagi and the Exeter man got his hands on the ball and passed and offloaded with panache.
Manu Tuilagi 7
Dominant display against Scotland’s flaky midfield. Dragged defenders out of position to open space for others.
Jonny May 7
14 tries in last 15 games now and now sixth on England’s all-time list. Fluffed challenge on McInally his only flaw.
Owen Farrell 6
An armchair ride here until two blocked kicks cost his side tries and he couldn’t get a grip when the Scots staged their stunning revival.
Ben Youngs 7
Became England’s most capped scrum half with 85th appearance and lively throughout. Just missed out on a try.
Ben Moon - Not on pitch for long enough
A chance to make his case for World Cup spot ruined by fourth-minute shoulder injury that ended his involvement.
Jamie George 6
Quietly efficient in difficult conditions at the lineout, less so at the breakdown and tackle than previously.
Kyle Sinckler 7
Has started every game of the Six Nations and made more thumping carries to demonstrate his power.
Joe Launchbury 7
Has taken his game to new levels despite being an understudy to Itoje and Lawes. Good support line for try.
Joe Launchbury has taken his game to new levels - he was a good support line for try
George Kruis 7
Increasingly hyperactive around the field in defence and attack — harassed Scotland throughout.
Mark Wilson 6
Now a fixture at six in what must be England’s first-choice back row but quiet by his high standards.
Tom Curry 7
Completes his first full Six Nations campaign at the age of 20 — effective at breakdown again winning a key penalty to keep England in ascendancy.
Billy Vunipola 7
Less effective with ball in hand going forward than usual but dug in manfully in the second half.
Replacements
Luke Cowan-Dickie (for George 72) 7
Ellis Genge (for Moon 4) 7
Dan Cole (for Sinckler 50) 7
Brad Shields (for Wilson 61) 6
Nathan Hughes (for Launchbury 70) 6
