Scotland to play Wallabies and All Blacks in Autumn series
Scotland will face Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina at Murrayfield during this year's Autumn international campaign, the Scottish Rugby Union announced on Thursday.
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Scotland will face Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina at Murrayfield during this year's Autumn international campaign, the Scottish Rugby Union announced on Thursday.
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