McGuigan scores 2 as Scotland secure record 53-24 win over Australia
Wales fight hard but lose 33-18 to world champions New Zealand
Daly grabs a late double as England beat Samoa 48-14
Jacob Stockdale scores twice as Ireland ease past Argentina 28-19
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Scotland v Australia (14:30 GMT)
"I can't remember every game I have played for Scotland, but I won't forget that one. Yet there is little time to dwell on it; we go again."
Scotland captain talks New Zealand, Australia, Finn Russell and, erm, getting undressed, in this week's BBC Sport column.
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Humm, this doesn't look good.
Scotland full-back Stuart Hogg is on the sidelines after the warm-up, and it looks like he's being consoled by his dad.
Is he injured? Let's hope not, for Scotland's sake.
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Before the passing and kicking drills, Samoa started with the important stuff at Twickenham.
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Scotland v Australia (14:30 GMT)
Iain Carter
BBC Sport commentator at Murrayfield
It’s an enticing prospect here. There have been some cracking matches between these two countries recently and Australia come smarting from the perceived injustice of last week’s heavy defeat. Scotland’s narrow loss against New Zealand has done nothing to dampen their spirits. It is bitterly cold here though.
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Gabby Logan is joined by studio guests including former Scotland international Andy Nicol.
Wales v New Zealand (17:15 GMT)
Look out, Cardiff. The world number one side are in town.
The All Blacks have lost only three times against Wales in 33 meetings and 18 of their victories have come on Welsh soil.
Warren Gatland's side have had mixed results in the autumn series. They narrowly lost 29-21 against Australia, before beating Georgia 13-6 last weekend.
New Zealand narrowly avoided defeat against Scotland last week, prevailing 22-17, and beat France 38-18 in their opener.
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The ways players prepare for a big game
England v Samoa (15:00 GMT)
James Burridge
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator
There are perfect conditions for running rugby here at Twickenham. A lot of people arriving probably expect a comfortable England victory.
Eddie Jones has made nine changes to the side and he is mindful of how Fiji played against Ireland last week.
He will want a structured game with his back row dictating the play. If they play it too loose, it will play into Samoa’s hands, even if their players are not household names.
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After wins over Argentina and Australia, Eddie Jones' England are looking to make it three from three in the autumn Test series.
The hosts have lost just once in 23 matches - the defeat by Ireland their only blip - and have never lost against Samoa in seven meetings.
The first of the visitors' two Tests came against Scotland, where they were beaten 44-38 in a thrilling 11-try game at Murrayfield.
Much of the pre-match chat has once again been dominated by the finances.
With their union declaring itself bankrupt, Samoa's players are currently unsure if they will be paid this autumn.
A senior England players' group announced on Wednesday they would not be gifting money to the opposition player before today's meeting.
Prop Dan Cole voiced the reasoning behind the decision. You can read more on the situation here.
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How did Scotland welcome the Wallabies?
With plenty of rain.
Scotland v Australia: waterlogged pitch disrupts Wallbies' training
Scotland v Australia (14:30 GMT)
So close, and yet so far.
Scotland put in an unbelievable shift against the All Blacks last weekend but were unable to come away with a famous win over the world's best side.
But they now have the chance to finish the autumn series on a high against Australia, who were left reeling by England in their last outing.
"Last weekend's game was a proper Test match - intense, competitive and full of drama," said head coach Gregor Townsend.
"Unfortunately, we just fell short of our goal, and were disappointed with the loss, but take confidence going into the game against Australia."
Scotland have won their last two Tests away in Australia but have won just once at home against the Wallabies since 1981 – a 9-8 win at Murrayfield in 2009.
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