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Edinburgh. - Ahead of Sunday's Test against the Springboks at Murrayfield, Scotland must overcome a psychological hurdle they have often stumbled over in the past: Not to think that they are already beaten by South Africa.
EDINBURGH :Scotland went some way to making up for disappointing losses over the last fortnight by completing their November test schedule with a one-sided 56-0 romp over Tonga at Murrayfield on Sunday.
Only Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu keeps his place in their starting line-up to face Tonga on Sunday, with coach Gregor Townsend on Friday handing opportunities to fringe players but also including several British & Irish Lions.
Wing Duhan van der Merwe is back in the Scotland matchday squad but will start on the bench as coach Gregor Townsend keeps faith with Kyle Steyn and Darcy Graham against Argentina at Murrayfield on Sunday, the latter winning his 50th cap.
EDINBURGH :Scotland rued a massive missed opportunity as they let a potential historic first win over New Zealand slip at Murrayfield on Saturday after fighting back to be level with the All Blacks 10 minutes from time.
EDINBURGH :New Zealand kept up their 120-year unbeaten record against Scotland, scoring a late try to hold off a ferocious second-half home surge and win Saturday’s test 25-17 at Murrayfield.
EDINBURGH :Scotland need to believe they can upset New Zealand for the first time in more than a century of matches if they are to stand any chance on Saturday at Murrayfield, captain Sione Tuipulotu said on Friday.
Scotland's Kyle Steyn will start on the wing against New Zealand in their Autumn International series fixture on Saturday as they celebrate 100 years of playing at Murrayfield and seek a first-ever win over the All Blacks.
The British and Irish Lions’ quest to whitewash Australia has been reinforced by the return from injury of Joe McCarthy, Sione Tuipulotu and Mack Hansen, but Garry Ringrose will play no part in Saturday’s final Test.