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Game Info

Venue: Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa

3:15 AM, October 9, 2019

1859dReuters

Superb Scotland sweep aside Russia to set up decisive Japan clash

Despite 14 changes to their starting lineup, Scotland raced to the bonus-point victory they needed to keep their Rugby World Cup hopes alive.

81'+1		61-0 End of second half
80'		Crikey. It looks as though Hastings has a hat-trick in the last move of the game, but it's called back for a forward pass. It was a forward pass, but that's two tries that could have been added on top of this shellacking. Russia end up lucky to lose "only" 61-0. Smiles all round for Scotland, who can now put their energies towards recovery and preparation for a winner-takes-all match against Japan on Sunday.
79'		Player substituted - Dmitry Perov , Russia

SCOT

RUSS

59%

41%

65%

35%

SCOT

RUSS

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