Final score: Ireland 52-21 Canada
Final score: Wales 24-20 Argentina
Final score: England 37-21 South Africa
Final score: Scotland 22-23 Australia
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Scotland 22-23 Australia
Iain Carter
BBC Radio 5 Correspondent
This was a much better performance than the World Cup quarter-final, but the same result in the end.
Australia snatch it at the end, heartbreak for Scotland.
England 37-19 South Africa
Le Roux grabs a consolation try at the death, nice miss pass, the full-back dummies and over he goes in the corner.
Image source, BBC SportScotland 22-23 Australia
Nineteen phases come to an end as the ball pops out the side of a breakdown and the Aussies gleefully hack into touch.
Agonising.
Image source, Rex FeaturesScotland 22-23 Australia
Scotland are edging towards drop-goal territory.
They are inside the Australia 10m line...
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Finn Russell with a half-break. He off-loads. It fails to find a Scottish hand, but John Barclay rescues it before it goes out of play...
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Scotland! Scotland! Scotland!
The cries echo around Murrayfield.
Their team have been forced back towards halfway by the Australia tackling though...
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Free-kick Scotland!
They live again in this match!
They have to run it...
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Australia are taking an age to form up the scrum.
The clock is against the Scots. A titanic set-piece folds into a mound of limbs.
John Lacey calls for a re-set. The clock goes red.
England 37-14 South Africa
They're taking a look at Nathan Hughes' tackle and he's done for a late charge. However, the South Africa kick is a shocker and England have it back.
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Ball lost forward by Scotland!
Australia with possession of the pill and less than two minutes to go.
Italy 10-68 New Zealand
All over in Italy, and the visitors have had an exceptional day, scoring five tries in each half, including a debut try for 19-year-old Rieko Ioane.
At least Tommaso Boni managed to score a consolation for the hosts. Scant consolation, but consolation nonetheless.
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England 37-14 South Africa
Harlequins prop Kyle Sinckler is on for his debut, coach Jones taking the chance to get some seasoning into a few fringe players. Venter darts for the line but is hauled down short and here comes Joseph, bringing it clear. Maybe should have given that, but England go again...
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Australia are a man down. Murrayfield are in full voice.
Can the hosts haul this one out of the fire after apparently having had it already won?
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC TV
That finish from Kuridrani was top draw. The way he stretched to the line was a great effort.
Scotland 22-23 Australia
Tevita Kuridrani shoves aside Peter Horne and pirouettes and stretches over through Stuart Hogg's tackle.
It is right in front of the posts. And Foley flips over the extras to put his side ahead.
Kuridrani streches over to score for Australia
Scotland 22-16 Australia
Australia, down to 14 men, kick to the corner after being awarded a penalty.
Here comes the line-out.
England 37-14 South Africa
England come again, Farrell with the break, inside to Ford, South Africa being gutted out there. Ford kicks through and Combrinck covers. Ben Te'o is on for his debut for England and he gets into the action immediately with a clean take at the line-out.
Scotland 22-16 Australia
Scotland are hunting like ravenous wolves in defence.
John Barclay is a little too eager there though.
He gives away a penalty and Australia kick up to 30m out from the Scotland line.
A nail-biting finale in prospect.
James Horwill
Former Australian captain on BBC One
It was unnecessary for Skelton to do that and it's disappointing for Australia to have an opportunity ruined. Now the Wallabies have to defend with 14 men for 10 minutes.