![LV= Cup [Anglo-Welsh]](images/LV Cup 2011 SB.jpg)
ENGLAND 22 - 30 NEW ZEALAND
Twickenham - Saturday 16 November 2013
KO: 14:30 HT: 16-20 Att: tbc
HOW IT HAPPENED MINUTE BY MINUTE...
England 0-0 NZ 0mins All the starting shenanigans are done & we have KO at a very chilly Twickers!
England 0-5 NZ 1min ABs set tone with offload from Kieran Read to Julian Savea to score...TMO pointlessly confirms
England 0-7 NZ 3mins Dan Carter adds the extras on his 100th cap...no surprises there then
England 0-7 NZ 4mins England do well from the restart until Lee Dickson knocks on & it's ABs L/O almost on H/W
England 0-7 NZ 5mins But ABs get pinged for not moving away & Owen Farrell tees up from outside 10m in front...
England 3-7 NZ 6mins Twickers home crowd thrilled with early points for England from Faz
England 3-7 NZ 8mins Restart gives ABs L/O on England 22; England battling hard at breakdown
England 3-7 NZ 8mins England win battle at breakdown & Dickson clears ABs back 20m...
England 3-7 NZ 9mins L/O not straight but ABs in possession & back at 22...scrum but time out...
England 3-7 NZ 10mins England put in but ABs shove homeside off....
England 3-7 NZ 12mins Ben Foden makes a break for it & runs the length but ref Craig Joubert blows for adv ABs
England 3107 NZ 13mins Longest advantage in history & Carter knocks over penalty
England 3-10 NZ 15mins Next scrum & Joe Marler is culprit in front row as ABs take over again...
England 3-15 NZ 16mins Owen Franks finds the gap > Israel Dagg > Read > try line > score
England 3-17 NZ 18mins Carter adds the extras & this game is slipping away from while ABs points = minutes England
England 3-17 NZ 20mins First quarter done & England have 5m scrum...but some faffing to tend to first...
England 3-17 NZ 21mins Scrum a tad better & an ABs knock on & Faz kicks for corner...
England 3-17 NZ 22mins Huge drive from England & heave over the T/L...touch judge Owens says short > TMO
England 3-17 NZ 22mins Ball was clearly not short - with momentum taken over - was a try - but TMO says no
England 3-17 NZ 23mins Another massive effort from England & Joe Launchbury finds the whitewash...but TMO
England 8-17 NZ 23mins After an absolute age Joubert does award the try despite Chris Robshaw a teensie bit offside
England 10-17 NZ 24mins Faz converts & England back in the game...
England 10-17 NZ 26mins Vunipola brought Carter up in 4th scrum with latter holding right leg...Aaron Cruden on
England 10-17 NZ 28mins England back on the rampage & in ABs 22 but Joel Tomkins knock on
England 10-17 NZ 29mins Good L/O take from Courtney Lawes but horrid offload to Dickson; ABs collect & they're off
England 10-17 NZ 31min Neat kick from Faz but Billy 6Twigs is way offside (& Robbo a little) - England marched back
England 10-20 NZ 31mins ABs take penalty & Cruden adds 3...
England 10-20 NZ 32mins Finally Joubert reaches for his pocket after so many ABs infringements & Read gets binned
England 13-20 NZ 33mins Faz adds 3 points; ABs pinged again & England have L/O or scrum
England 13-20 NZ 35mins Great L/O & England are heaping on pressure as promised, forcing ABs errors
England 16-20 NZ 37mins Another ABs penalty gifted & Faz tees up again - & hits his mark
England 16-20 NZ 39mins England back on the attack again & getting awfully close...
England 16-20 NZ 40mins England can't find any final points at HT but have put up one hell of a fight
England 16-20 NZ HT T: Launchbury C: Farrell P: Farrell (3) | T: Savea, Read C: Carter (2) P: Carter, Cruden YC Read
England 16-20 NZ 40mins We're back & Wyatt Crockett is on for Tony Woodcock; Read's still got 2 minutes in bin
England 16-20 NZ 42mins ABs pull off Owen Franks too & Charlie Faumuina is on in front row
England 16-20 NZ 44mins Read's back on & England already causing grief for ABs, on the attack up to 22
England 16-20 NZ 46mins An horrid kick from Faz & ABs clear from behind their T/L
England 16-20 NZ 48mins It all becomes a tad messy; ABs end up in England 22; Mike Brown makes massive save...
England 16-20 NZ 49min Hartley makes huge tackle on McCaw & is affected; he is all over the place as Cruden misses penalty
England 16-20 NZ 50mins Wobbly Hartley replaced by Tom Youngs; Geoff Parling came on Launchbury a few minutes back
England 16-20 NZ 52mins Chris Ashton gets involved & steals Keven Mealamu's pass...pen England
England 19-20 NZ 53mins Faz adds 3 more & now there's only a point between World No. 1 & 3
England 19-20 NZ 56mins England firing on all cylinders despite all the missing players & another penalty to boys in white
England 19-20 NZ 58mins Eng hurtling into ABs territory like bulldozers from own 1/2 almost up to 22 & it's a penalty!
England 22-20 NZ 60mins Faz tees up & takes England into the lead with a final quarter to go...
England 22-20 NZ 63mins ABs battle way into England territory but Ben Morgan steals the ball in the B/D
England 22-20 NZ 65mins ABs recollect possession; Piutau saves ball & offloads holding feet from touch...
England 22-25 NZ 65min Sublime hands from ABs & Ma'a Nonu passes drawing in 2 defenders > offload Savea > try no. 2
England 22-27 NZ 66mins Cruden converts & ABs once again ahead
England 22-27 NZ 66mins Farrell's off & Toby Flood's no at fly half; Ben Youngs for Dickson
England 22-27 NZ 66mins Dane Coles, Luke Romano & Steven Luatua on for Mealamu, Retallick & Messam
England 22-27 NZ 69mins England head into ABs territory again but lose L/O & suddenly its all change...
England 22-30 NZ 71mins England gift another penalty & Cruden punishes homeside with another 3-pointer
England 22-30 NZ 73mins England rampage back into ABs territory but 1 white shirt offside & fortunes reversed again
England 22-30 NZ 74mins Just 6 minutes to go & ABs are back up to England's 22 & looking scary...
England 22-30 NZ 76mins Huge defensive scrum for England > move ABs wide but not back....
England 22-30 NZ 76mins GGGRRRR!!!! Why do people bother buying expensive tickets to int'ls then not stay til end!!
England 22-30 NZ 78mins In the meantime, ABs are deep in England's 22 & homeside are battling to keep them off T/L
England 22-30 NZ 78mins Also in meantime, benches have been entirely emptied...
England 22-30 NZ 79mins England have possession & are fighting but can't get over H/W...
England 22-30 NZ 80mins It's all over but England put up an admirable performance despite the loss
15 Mike Brown 14 Chris Ashton 13 Joel Tomkins 12 Billy Twelvetrees 11 Ben Foden 10 Owen Farrell 9 Lee Dickson 1 Joe Marler 2 Dylan Hartley 3 Dan Cole 4 Joe Launchbury 5 Courtney Lawes 6 Tom Wood 7 CHRIS ROBSHAW (C) 8 Billy Vunipola BENCH: 16 Tom Youngs 17 Matt Mullan 18 David Wilson 19 Geoff Parling 20 Ben Morgan 21 Ben Youngs 22 Toby Flood 23 Alex Goode
SCORERS T: Launchbury C: Farrell P: Farrell (5)
15 Israel Dagg 14 Charles Piutau Cory Jane 13 Ben Smith 12 Ma'a Nonu 11 Julian Savea 10 Dan Carter 9 Aaron Smith 1 Tony Woodcock 2 Keven Mealamu 3 Owen Franks 4 Brodie Retallick 5 Sam Whitelock 6 Liam Messam 7 RICHIE MCCAW (C) 8 Kieran Read BENCH: 16 Dane Coles 17 Wyatt Crockett 18 Charlie Faumuina 19 Luke Romano 20 Steven Luatua 21 Tawera Kerr-Barlow 22 Aaron Cruden 23 Ryan Crotty
SCORERS T: Savea (2), Read C: Carter (2), Cruden P: Carter, Cruden (2) 
Read
Referee: Craig Joubert (SARU) Asst Referees: Nigel Owens (WRU), Francisco Pastrana (UAR) TMO: Gareth Simmonds (WRU)
WALES 40 - 6 ARGENTINA 
Millennium Stadium - Saturday 16 November 2013
KO: 14:30 HT: 23-3 Att: tbc
15 Leigh Halfpenny 14 George North 13 Cory Allen 12 Scott Williams 11 Liam Williams 10 Dan Biggar 9 Mike Phillips 1 Gethin Jenkins 2 Richard Hibbard 3 Rhodri Jones 4 Bradley Davies 5 Alun Wyn Jones 6 SAM WARBURTON (C) 7 Justin Tipuric 8 Toby Faletau BENCH: 16 Ken Owens 17 Paul James 18 Samson Lee 19 Luke Charteris 20 Ryan Jones 21 Lloyd Williams 22 James Hook 23 Ashley Beck
SCORERS T: Phillips, North, Faletau, Owens C: Halfpenny (4) P: Halfpenny (4) Tipuric, Lee
15 Joaquín Tuculet 14 Horacio Agulla 13 Marcelo Bosch 12 Santiago Fernández 11 Santiago Cordero 10 Nicolás Sánchez 9 Martín Landajo 1 Marcos Ayerza 2 Eusebio Guiñazú 3 Maximiliano Bustos 4 Manuel Carizza 5 Patricio Albacete 6 Pablo Matera 7 Julio Farías Cabello 8 JUAN MANUEL LEGUIZAMÓN (C) BENCH: 16 Santiago Iglesias Valdez 17 Nahuel Lobo 18 Matías Díaz Juan 19 Tomás Lavanini 20 Leonardo Senatore 21 Tomás Cubelli 22 Gabriel Ascárate Gonzalo Tiesi 23 Lucas González Amorosino
SCORERS P: Sanchez
Referee: John Lacey (IRFU) Asst Referees: Steve Walsh (ARU), Lourens van der Merwe (SARU) TMO: Simon McDowell (IRFU)
ITALY 37 - 31 FIJI 
Stadio Zini, Cremona - Saturday 16 November 2013
KO: 15:00 HT: 20-5 Att: tbc
15 Luke McLean 14 Giovanbattista Venditti 13 Gonzalo Canale 12 Alberto Sgarbi 11 Tommaso Iannone 10 Luciano Orquera 9 Edoardo Gori 8 SERGIO PARISSE (C) 7 Mauro Bergamasco 6 Alessandro Zanni 5 Valerio Bernabo’ 4 Quintin Geldenhuys 3 Martin Castrogiovanni 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini 1 Michele Rizzo BENCH: 16 Davide Giazzon 17 Matias Aguero 18 Lorenzo Cittadini 19 Joshua Furno 20 Manoa Vosawa21 Tobias Botes 22 Tommaso Allan 23 Michele Campagnaro*
SCORERS T: Parisse, McLean, PT, Vosawai C: Orquera (3), Allan P: Orquera (3) Parisse
15 Metuisela Talebula 14 Timoci Nagusa 13 Asaeli Tikoirotuma 12 Nemani Nadolo 11 Napolioni Nalaga 10 Seremaia Bai 9 Nemia Kenatale 8 Sakiusa Matadigo 7 AKAPUSI QERA (C) 6 Dominiko Waqaniburotukula 5 Wame Lewaravu 4 Apisai Naikatini 3 Setefano Somoca 2 Viliame Veikoso 1 Jerry Yanuyanutawa BENCH: 16 Seremaia Namaralevu 17 Campese Ma’afu 18 Manasa Saulo 19 Sisa Koyamaibole 20 Malakai Ravulo 21 Nikola Matawalu 22 Waisea Luveniyali 23 Adriu Delai
SCORERS T: Talebulamaijaina, Nagusa (2), Nadolo Nasiganiyavi, Nalaga C: Baikeinuku (3) Qera, Tikoirotuma, Matadigo, Nasiganiyavi, Koyamaibole
Referee: Leighton Hodges (WRU) Asst Referees: Jaco Peyper (SARU), Joaquin Montes (URU) TMO: Eric Gauzins (FFR)
IRELAND 15 - 32 AUSTRALIA
Thomond Park - Saturday 16 November 2013
KO: 17:45 HT: 12-15 Att: tbc
THE Qantas Wallabies put in one of their best performances of the season with a comprehensive 32-15, four tries to nil, victory over Ireland in the Lansdowne Cup played in Dublin.
The 2013 John Eales Medallist, Michael Hooper scored a double, with Nick Cummins and Quade Cooper also crossing the line. As impressive as the attack was, the defence was even better with the Men in Gold snuffing out wave after wave of Irish attack. The Wallabies pack dominated Ireland at the scrum, winning numerous penalties and driving Hooper over in a maul for his second try.
Matt Toomua kicked off on a chilly, but dry night in Dublin, perfect for Rugby, with very light wind and the temperature hovering at 11 degrees.
The Wallabies had some positive early flourishes with Israel Folau, who was superb under the high ball all night, defusing a sky-high bomb for Adam Ashley-Cooper. Ashley-Cooper almost chased down the long Cooper kick to score but the ball just beat him in to touch.
The first seven minutes were even with the Wallabies restricted by a string of free kicks and penalties awarded against them.
Cooper made it 3-0 on eight minutes with a well-struck penalty from 40 metres out. Irish fly half Jonathan Sexton equalised on 12 minutes after a long driving maul gave Ireland a good attacking position.
Australia's pack won a scrum penalty against the feed in Ireland's territory with a strong shove, but Cooper's penalty shot just missed the left upright.
The Wallabies were on the board soon after in a perfect example of the high tempo, quick ball-movement style that Australia are developing. The green & golds moved the ball quickly from side to side before James Horwill popped a neat pass to Cooper who ran wide. The vice-captain found Stephen Moore running a perfect line in the outside centre channel. The veteran hooker did brilliantly to break the line and get a superb offload away to winger Nick Cummins, who stepped inside the Irish defence to score his fifth Test try and third in a week. Cooper converted to make it 10-3 to the Wallabies.
Sexton missed a penalty on 21 minutes and the Wallabies made it count with their second try on 24 minutes.
This time it was flanker Scott Fardy ranging wide on the left who was put into a gap by Toomua. The Brumbies loose forward did well to make a half break and pop a perfectly timed inside pass to Hooper who raced over for Australia's second try. Cooper missed the conversion but the Wallabies were good value for their 15-3 lead.
As good as the Wallabies attack had been, their defence was even better as they repelled surge after surge at the try line. Sexton got a second penalty after half an hour but it was very little reward for all Ireland's possession and territory.
Ireland however continued to attack and Hooper was given a yellow card after 32-minutes for an accumulation of team offences at the breakdown. Sexton added the resulting penalty to make it 15-9.
As the penalty count soared to 9-2 to Ireland, another penalty to Sexton made it 15-12 right on half time. Ireland launched a dangerous attack right on the whistle but good work from Ashley-Cooper at the breakdown extinguished the danger.
Sexton left the field with a hamstring injury at half time which saw Leinster fly half, Ian Madigan run on.
The Wallabies were unlucky not to go further ahead on 42 minutes with Cummins denied his second try of the match by the TMO.
Another strong shove from the Wallabies pack won them the feed from the resulting five metre scrum and moments later Australia were in for their third try.
Captain Ben Mowen picked the ball up from the back of the scrum and fed scrum half Will Genia who sent a long ball to Cooper. Cooper then sliced right through the Irish defence to score next to the posts before converting the try and the Wallabies were out to a 22-12 lead.
Cooper increased the lead to 25-12 with another well struck penalty on 49 minutes, with Madigan bringing it back to 25-15 eight minutes later.
Sitaleki Timani came on for Horwill while Joe Tomane made his way on to the field for Ashley-Cooper.
The Wallabies fourth try would have warmed the forward's heart as they drove Hooper over at the back of a maul from a lineout. Cooper converted the NSW flanker's second try to take the Wallabies clear at 32-15.
It was the vice-captain's last act of the match as he went off for Christian Leali'ifano. McKenzie emptied his bench with Nick White on for Will Genia, Benn Robinson and Paddy Ryan for James Slipper and Sekope Kepu, Liam Gill giving Hooper a well-earned rest and burly Waratahs hooker, Tatafu Polota-Nau making his return to Test Rugby after almost year, coming on for Moore.
The Wallabies suffered a late setback with Tevita Kuridrani given a red card for a lifting tackle on Irish flanker Pete O'Mahony. Although Ireland did all they could against fourteen men to get across the line in the final minutes, the Wallabies held firm.
15 Rob Kearney 14 Tommy Bowe 13 Brian O'Driscoll 12 Luke Marshall 11 Fergus McFadden 10 Johnny Sexton 9 Eoin Reddan 8 Jamie Heaslip 7 Sean O'Brien 6 Peter O'Mahony 5 PAUL O'CONNELL (C) 4 Devin Toner 3 Mike Ross 2 Rory Best 1 Cian Healy BENCH: 16 Sean Cronin 17 Jack McGrath 18 Stephen Archer 19 Mike McCarthy 20 Kevin McLaughlin 21 Conor Murray 22 Ian Madigan 23 Robbie Henshaw
SCORERS P: Sexton (4), Madigan
15 Israel Folau 14 Adam Ashley-Cooper 13 Tevita Kuridrani 12 Matt Toomua 11 Nick Cummins 10 Quade Cooper 9 Will Genia 1 James Slipper 2 Stephen Moore 3 Sekope Kepu 4 Rob Simmons 5 James Horwill 6 Scott Fardy 7 Michael Hooper 8 BEN MOWEN (C) BENCH: 16 Tatafu Polota-Nau 17 Benn Robinson 18 Paddy Ryan 19 Sitaleki Timani 20 Liam Gill 21 Nic White 22 Christian Leali’ifano 23 Joe Tomane
SCORERS T: Hooper (2), Cummins, Cooper C: Cooper (4) P: Cooper (2) Hooper 
Kuridrani
Referee: Chris Pollock (NZRU) Asst Referees: Romain Poite (FFR), Stuart Berry (SARU) TMO: Geoff Warren (RFU)
FRANCE 38 - 18 TONGA 
Stade Océane, Le Havre - Saturday 16 November 2013
KO: 18:00 HT: 21-6 Att: tbc
15 Brice Dulin 14 Sofiane Guitoune 13 Gaël Fickou 12 Wesley Fofana 11 Maxime Médard 10 Rémi Talès 9 Morgan Parra 1 Yannick Forestier 2 Dimitri Szarzewski 3 Nicolas Mas 4 Sebastien Vahaamahina 5 Yoann Maestri 6 THIERRY DUSAUTOIR (C) 7 Fulgence Ouedraogo 8 Damien Chouly BENCH: 16 Benjamin Kayser 17 Vincent Debaty 18 Rabah Slimani 19 Pascal Papé 20 Bernard Leroux 21 Jonathan Pélissié 22 Frederick Michalak 23 Mathieu Bastereaud
SCORERS T: Guitoune, Chouly, Dulin, Kayser C: Parra (2), Michalak P: Parra (4) Maestri
15 Vunga Lilo 14 Fetu'u Vainikolo 13 Siale Piutau 12 Sione Piukala 11 Viliami Helu 10 Fangatapu ‘Apikotoa 9 Taniela Moa 1 Sona Taumalolo 2 Elvis Taione 3 Tevita Mailau 4 Lua Lokotui 5 Joe Tuineau 6 Sione Kalamafoni 7 NILI LATU LANGILANGI (C) 8 Opeti Fonua BENCH: 16 Vili Ma'asi 17 Taione Vea 18 Sila Puafisi 19 Viliami Ma'afu 20 Hale T-Pole 21 Samisoni Fisilau 22 Latiume Fosita 23 Tevita Halaifonua Tonga
SCORERS T: Vainikolo C: Fosita P: 'Apikotoa Moa Taumololo
Referee: Glen Jackson (NZRU) Asst Referees: Wayne Barnes (RFU), Juan Sylvestre (UAR) TMO: Alan Falzone (FIR)
SCOTLAND 0 - 28 SOUTH AFRICA
Murrayfield - Sunday 17 November 2013
KO: 18:00 HT: 0-21 Att: tbc
HOW IT HAPPENED MINUTE BY MINUTE...
Scotland 0-0 Springboks 1min We have KO in Murrayfield & Boks looking strong in attack up to Scottish 22
Scotland 0-0 Springboks 3mins 5m L/O for Boks as an awfully sleepy Heyneke Meyer watches from the coaches' box
Scotland 0-5 Springboks 4mins Clinical setpiece work from Boks & Willem Alberts scores quickly
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 5mins Pat Lambie converts while Scotland coach Scott Johnson seems quite laid back chewing gum
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 7mins Restart poses no issues for Boks as directly into Scottish 22 again already...
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 9mins Bryan Habana grounded & ball goes loose; Boks regather but offside & Scotland saved
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 10mins Scots denied quick take by ref Jérôme Garces but make it over H/W before forced back...
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 11mins They set up L/O just inside Bok territory but visitors steal the L/O
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 12mins That was 3rd L/O lost so far by Scots. & only 8% possession so far; Bok scrum
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 13m Murrayfield pitch is shocking - falling apart under scrum horribly; scrum reset & won by Boks
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 14mins Neat chip thru by Lambie to T/L & Jaque Fourie almost gets it down but penalty Scotland
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 16mins Ball cleared but Boks waste no time getting it back - penalty Boks but Lambie misses uprights
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 18mins Rain continues to chuck it down; pitch continues to rip up; Scots defending deep in 22...
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 20mins Scots get the ball & clear Boks out of 22...but not for long
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 21mins Long ball into Scottish 22 - Maitland calls the mark & kicks for L/O...
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 22mins But Boks regain possession are quickly right back in Scottish 22; massive defensive tackles
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 22mins Good defence from the Scots keeping Boks at bay & penalty after Fourie knock on
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 23mins Scots scrum in own 22 - win penalty & Ruaridh Jackson clears...
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 25mins Bok legend Joost van der Westhuizen looks on from stands as Boks back in Scottish 22
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 27mins Scottish defensive work very impressive preventing any more scores despite Bok possession
Scotland 0-7 Springboks 28mins Pay in midfield & Boks attack but hit solid wall & knock on for Scots to collect & up to 22
Scotland 0-12 Springboks 29mins But intercept from Willie le Roux at own 22 & he charges length of pitch to score solo try
Scotland 0-14 Springboks 30mins Lambie converts & from restart it's le Roux who sparks another run...
Scotland 0-19 Springboks 31mins le Roux makes yards > offloads quickly > chip ahead & JP Pietersen collects & scores!
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 33mins Awkward angle but Lambie masterfully converts to leave Scots floundering pointless
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 36mins A little time out & Coenie Oosthuizen replaces Frans Malberhe in Bok front row
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 38mins Another scrum results in Scottish L/O which this time they win & penalty coming from advantage
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 39mins Jackson kicks for the corner; 5m L/O is good. Pile of bodies at B/D & penalty Scots
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 40mins Scottish put in to scrum 5m from Bok T/L...first real try-scoring opportunity
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 40mins But scrum doesn't go to plan; ball finds touch & it's HT in Edinburgh
Scotland 0-21 Springboks HT - | T: Alberts, le Roux, Pietersen C: Lambie (3)
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 40mins Finally we can restart after ref eventually joins waiting players on pitch...
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 41mins Scots attack early; Nick de Luca takes chip but bundles into touch. Bok penalty
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 43mins But Boks pinged for playing ball on ground & Scots kick on...
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 47mins Scots definitely more determined this half & now have defensive scrum as rain still pours
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 49mins Win scrum but Boks win it back; spot of aerial football & Tommy Seymour catches perfectly
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 51mins Boks grab possession again but not for long...Scots up to Bok 22...
Scotland 0-21 Springboks 52mins But Boks t/o; ball thumped downfield & le Roux & Fourie chase but Seymour kicks to touch
Scotland 0-26 Springboks 53mins Bok L/O & of course the Boks heave over T/L for Oosthuizen try...& fisticuffs erupt
Scotland 0-26 Springboks 53mins Ref has word with Jim Hamilton & Duane Vermeulen but no cards...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 54mins Lambie converts & Scotland's misery continues...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 55mins Jackson, Dickinson & Ford replaced with Lawson, Grant & Weir
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 56mins Steenkamp & Alberts replaced by The Beast & Coetzee
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 59mins Scots 5m L/O but making not an inch; penalty Scots & kick to touch for L/O again
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 60mins Bismarck du Plessis & Eben Etzebeth on for Adriaan Strauss & Bakkies Botha
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 61mins Scots come away with nothing & back on H/W but do force t/o
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 61mins Jonny Gray makes debut for Scotland joining big bro Richie on pitch...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 63mins Lambie kicks downfield; Scots run it but Weir pass intercepted by Jean de Villiers but knock on
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 65mins Johnnie Beattie & Max Evans for Barclay & Richie Gray; Ruan Pienaar for Fourie du Preez
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 66mins Scottish 5m L/O works but then lost; defensive scrum for Boks...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 68mins Scots secure another L/O still in Bok territory but Etzebeth steals it & clear them back
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 69mins Scots determined to get something from this & Marcell Coetzee binned for remainder of game
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 71mins JJ Engelbrecht on for Jean de Villiers but from Scots 5m L/O play > H/W
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 73mins Boks lose L/O then illegal hand in ruck gives Scotland a penalty too but can't find touch
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 74mins Habana kicks it back but Scots begin a run to Bok territory...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 74mins David Denton heads into 22 but JP Pietersen bundles him into touch
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 75mins Time out with Scot in Bok 22 but visitors not feeling loss of a player at all
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 75mins Meanwhile, Willie le Roux named Man of the Match & Morné Steyn on
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 75mins Think it's Francois Louw down after huge tackle by Hamilton; being stretchered off
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 75mins Stretcher likely just precautionary as he was sitting up briefly
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 75mins Thumbs up from Louw as driven off & play resumes with Bok defensive 5m L/O
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 76mins That didn't go according to plan for Boks as Scots attack repeatedly...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 77mins Max Evans chases chip to T/L with Habana in pursuit; both slide over > TMO
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 77mins TMO is Ireland's Marshall Kilgore who eventually returns with knock on green so scrum V blue
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 77mins Pienaar refusing to give up ball thinking it's his - becoming a farce!
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 77mins Then scrum shuffled in field for firmer ground & finally scrum happens...
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 78mins Ball kicked into goal chased by the weird white/turquoise/purple kit but le Roux saves
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 79mins Boks clear Scots back away up to 10m & just have to hold out for a minute or so for FT
Scotland 0-28 Springboks 80mins As clock ticks over ball to touch & Garces blows whistle for the end of Scotland's bad day
Scotland 0-28 Springboks FT In case there's any doubt, no mistake in Evans' no try. Poor Scotland can take little from that
15 Sean Maitland 14 Tommy Seymour 13 Nick De Luca 12 Duncan Taylor 11 Sean Lamont 10 Ruaridh Jackson 9 GREIG LAIDLAW (C) 1 Alasdair Dickinson 2 Ross Ford 3 Moray Low 4 Richie Gray 5 Jim Hamilton 6 Alasdair Strokosch 7 John Barclay 8 David Denton BENCH: 16 Scott Lawson 17 Ryan Grant 18 Geoff Cross 19 Jonny Gray* 20 John Beattie 21 Chris Cusiter 22 Duncan Weir 23 Max Evans
15 Willie le Roux 14 JP Pietersen 13 Jaque Fourie 12 JEAN DE VILLIERS (C) 11 Bryan Habana 10 Pat Lambie 9 Fourie du Preez 1 Gurthrö Steenkamp 2 Adriaan Strauss 3 Frans Malberhe 4 Bakkies Botha 5 Flip van der Merwe 6 Francois Louw 7 Willem Alberts/Siya Kolisi 8 Duane Vermeulen BENCH: 16 Bismarck du Plessis 17 Tendai Mtawarira 18 Coenie Oosthuizen 19 Eben Etzebeth 20 Marcell Coetzee 21 Ruan Pienaar 22 Morné Steyn 23 JJ Engelbrecht
SCORERS T: Alberts, le Roux, Pietersen, Oosthuizen C: Lambie (4) Coetzee
Referee: Jérôme Garces (FFR) Asst Referees: Pascal Gaüzère (FFR), Dudley Phillips (IRFU) TMO: Marshall Kilgore (IRFU)
