Scotland have two home games to start the Six Nations, a relatively clean bill of health, plus class, nous and physicality. Do they dare to dream?

Fergus Burke, the Saracens fly-half who also qualifies to represent England and New Zealand, has been called up for his first involvement in a Scotland squad ahead of the Six Nations.

Saracens fly-half Fergus Burke was eligible to play for either Scotland, England or New Zealand; head coach Gregor Townsend has included Burke in a 37-player squad; uncapped Jack Mann is called up, while Jonny Gray returns;

Fergus Burke and Jack Mann receive their first call-ups to the Scotland squad, but there is no place for Johnny Matthews or the injured Kyle Steyn. The omissions are notable, if not glaring, while there are rewards for Glasgow's fine form in Gregor Brown, Jamie Dobie and Tom Jordan.

Former Crusaders and New Zealand under 20s first five-eighth Fergus Burke has been named in the Scotland squad for the upcoming Six Nations. Burke last year signed a three-year deal with London-based Gallagher Premiership club Saracens after starting at 10 He made 37 appearances for the Crusaders and 48 NPC matches for Canterbury.

Saracens' New Zealand-born stand-off Fergus Burke has been named in Scotland's squad for the 2025 Six Nations. Burke joined the English club last summer to fill the void left by former England captain Owen Farrell's move to France.

BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English has been answering your Scottish rugby questions before Gregor Townsend announces his Six Nations squad on Wednesday. Mark asked: Where do Scotland sit in regards to the Six Nations,