Visser blow for Scotland and Harlequins
Scotland wing Tim Visser could miss the Six Nations opener against England at Murrayfield due to a hamstring injury.

Tim Visser is a doubt for the start of the Six Nations after the Scotland wing was ruled out for six to eight weeks with a hamstring injury.
Netherlands-born Visser was forced off during Harlequins' thrilling 39-39 Premiership draw with Gloucester at Twickenham last weekend.
Quins revealed on Thursday that the 28-year-old faces a minimum of six weeks on the sidelines.
Visser faces a battle to prove his fitness ahead of Scotland's Six Nations against England at Murrayfield on February 6, with a clash against Wales to come at the Millennium Stadium a week later.
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