Edinburgh Rugby wing Darcy Graham – who has scored two tries so far in this season’s Heineken Champions Cup – notched two more as Scotland fought back from 31-0 down to secure a record-breaking 38-38 draw with England in the Six Nations Championship on Saturday. The elusive 21-year-old dotted down against RC Toulon and Montpellier to help secure Edinburgh’s spot in the Heineken Cup quarter-finals, and struck in the 46th and 56th minutes of the highest-scoring Test draw ever at Twickenham. Edinburgh hooker Stuart McInally and No.8 Magnus Bradbury also scored tries in the comeback, and will be hoping to get on the scoresheet when their side host Munster Rugby in the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-final at BT Murrayfield on March 30, live on Channel 4, Virgin Media, BT Sport and beIN SPORTS. Racing 92 fly-half Finn Russell – who has totalled 48 points in the Heineken Champions Cup this season – masterminded the Scotland comeback with a try and two conversions, and finished top of the 2019 Six Nations’ try assists with four. https://twitter.com/EdinburghRugby/status/1107235128403771392 The Scot is therefore in prime form for Racing’s quarter-final with French rivals Toulouse in Paris on March 31, live on BT Sport and beIN SPORTS. Russell will probably face Toulouse scrum-half Antoine Dupont and wing Yoann Huget, who took their excellent European form onto the international stage on Saturday as France beat Italy 25-14 in Rome. The duo both scored tries, while club and international team-mate Romain Ntamack kicked two conversions and a drop goal. Meanwhile, Saracens, who entertain Glasgow Warriors in their quarter-final on March 30, had two leading performers in the Six Nations, with fly-half Owen Farrell topping the points chart (59) and No.8 Billy Vunipola the carries list (71).