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Game Info

Venue: Kobe Misaki Stadium

6:15 AM, September 30, 2019

1879dReuters

Scotland secure vital bonus-point win against Samoa

Two penalty tries and a red card in the second half for Samoa's Ed Fidow helped Scotland resurrect their challenge in Pool A.

81'+1		34-0 End of second half
80'		And that's it! Scotland do just enough to get the bonus point, helped by Ed Fidow conceding two penalty tries in the second half, earning himself a spell in the sin bin and an eventual red card to boot. Not a day to remember for Fidow or Samoa, but the Scots have resurrected their challenge in Pool A at the Rugby World Cup.
80'		Into added time, Samoa trying to get a rolling maul going. They're 10 metres from the Scotland line. Good dive forward by Josh Tyrell. Samoa recycling the ball well. Penalty! To Scotland! That seals it.

SCOT

SAMOA

53%

47%

57%

43%

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SAMOA

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