Scotland are clutching at positives in their bid to avoid the Six Nations wooden spoon , with centre Mark Bennett calling on his side to unsettle Ireland in next week 's final round . Defeat at Twickenham to title-chasing England on Saturday leaves Scotland without a win from four games and with victory over Ireland , who are bidding to retain the championship , required to avoid a Six Nations whitewash for the second time in four years . Ireland have lost on their last two trips to Murrayfield - in the August 2011 Rugby World Cup warm-up and the 2013 Six Nations - while Scotland avoided the wooden spoon in 2010 by winning in Dublin . Mark Bennett ( centre ) of Scotland is tackled by Kieran Brookes ( left ) and Anthony Watson of England . Bennett attempts to take down Jack Nowell ( left ) of England during the clash at Twickenham . Bennett went over to score a first half try for Scotland under pressure from England 's Dan Cole . Bennett , who scored a first-half try at Twickenham , said : 'We really need to go into the week knowing that we can win . 'The whole week is about preparing to win . We 've got to go out next Saturday and get the win . 'Getting the win next week is huge . It would put us in a better position in the tournament and a better position to build on come World Cup time . 'Our performances have been a lot better than results have shown . 'With the way that we 've played in three out of the four games - the Italy game being a bit of a blip - I would n't have expected us to be bottom . We 're playing the way we want to , we 're starting to create opportunities . 'It 's not going to be a negative , going into the game thinking 'oh no we ca n't come away with the wooden spoon ' . It 's more `` we 're coming into the game to get the win '' . ' ( Ireland ) have been playing a really hard , tight game of rugby , very disciplined , putting in great kicks , contesting in the air , squeezing things . We 've got to just try to break the mould and run them ragged . ' England captain Chris Robshaw lifts the Calcutta Cup after England beat Scotland 25-13 at Twickenham . George Ford was among those to go over for England earlier in the second half to put them back in front . Nowell crosses over to score England 's third try of the evening at Twickenham to send Scotland to defeat . Scotland 's wait for a first Twickenham win since 1983 goes on . Vern Cotter 's side took a half-time lead in the Calcutta Cup clash , but failed to score in the second half as England won 25-13 . Bennett acknowledged Scotland 's front-line defence was not at its best against England , but feels improvement in the scrambled , less structured defence and a reduced penalty count are signs of progress . The Glasgow Warriors centre insisted Scotland must not dwell on what has already happened as they bid to end the tournament on a high . 'It 's disappointing , but you 've got to look at why it 's disappointing , ' he said . 'It 's our own downfall . We 've made too many errors and penalties in the past . ( But ) it 's a case of this is the problem , this is how we fix it , lets move on . '
Scotland without a win in Six Nations after defeat to England on 2010 . Face Ireland next weekend in a bid to prevent another whitewash . They managed a win in Dublin in Saturday to avoid the wooden spoon .