Ex-Wallaby Dempsey to make first start for Scotland
EDINBURGH : Former Australia test forward Jack Dempsey will make a first start for Scotland after being named in the lineup to take on Argentina at Murrayfield on Saturday.
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Scotland's ex-skipper Hogg returns among six changes versus Fiji
EDINBURGH : Scotland's Stuart Hogg, stripped of the captaincy last month, returns to the team this weekend after being named on Thursday among six changes in the side to meet Fiji at Murrayfield.
Argentina v Scotland: Townsend must find balance between game-time and ensuring Scots win the series
Gregor Townsend has used the tour of Argentina to expose as many of his squad as possible to Test-match rugby, but the Scotland coach knows he has to strike a balance.
Damien Hoyland unlucky to be one of five sent home early from Scotland tour
Of the five players being sent home early from Scotland’s tour of South America, Damien Hoyland is the one likely to feel most aggrieved.
Chile v Scotland A: Gregor Townsend places trust in home-based players with one notable exception
The strength or otherwise of the Scottish pro teams will be put to the test in Santiago on Saturday when a matchday squad containing 22 players from Edinburgh and Glasgow Warriors takes on Chile in an A international.
Scotland name team to play Chile in A international in Santiago - new captain, six uncapped players involved
Gregor Townsend has named three uncapped players in his Scotland A starting XV for the match against Chile on Saturday.
How can I watch Chile v Scotland A? Is it on TV? Live details for rugby international in Santiago
The Scotland A team gets a rare outing this week when they take on Chile in the first match of the national side’s tour of South America.
Matt Currie: Centre to seize 'surreal but cool' Scotland chance as he flourishes under Mark Bennett's wing
Matt Currie knows that this summer’s Scotland tour to South America will be an excellent learning experience, but the 21-year-old centre insists that he is not going to settle for being a peripheral observer when it comes to match-days.