Scotland showed 'true identity' against Samoa - Townsend

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Gregor Townsend says Scotland showed their true colours against Samoa as they ended their summer tour with a commanding victory.
The Scots ran in seven tries in Auckland to bounce back from last week's loss against Fiji.
And Townsend was delighted with the performance.
"We had to defend really well at the beginning of the game," Townsend said.
"Samoa were direct and physical. We were really clinical in the 22, through direct carrying and good skills.
"It's hugely important [to bounce back]. You rise to a challenge and you show your true identity when you rise to a challenge.
"The players showed that. They were really aligned and focused on delivering a better performance."