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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England 48-14 Samoa
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Elliot Daly has not put a foot wrong all day. He's made some nice breaks and touches in amongst scrappy England play. And that little sidestep and charge showed his absolute class and why he'll always be Eddie Jones' England side. He finished that try from nowhere. Beautiful stuff.
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England 48-14 Samoa
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That last 10 minutes just showed that if you keep it simple and secure, England have the ability to break them down. The middle part of the game was a bit frustrating and disjointed and Samoa put up a good fight.
Not enough dissection and organisation from England for me after that opening quarter. Some of the breakdown work was sloppy at best but 48 points and the sheer number of tries with England operating at 60% shows just how good they can be.
Ireland v Argentina (17:30 GMT)
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England 48-14 Samoa
George Ford can't add the extras and that's a wrap. A comfortable win to round things off.
England finish their 2017 campaign with just one blemish on their record.
Semesa Rokodoguni
Another slightly more vociferous rendition of England's favourite song echoes around the stadium.
England want other, with the clock now on red.
The hosts are pinged for hands in the ruck and Samoa will have the final attack of the day.
Oh no, Daly has the ball again out on the wing and he's got Dylan Hartley inside him, not what he expected.
But Henry Slade is in open field... and he finds Semesa Rokodoguni.
That's England's record score against Samoa.
Ireland v Argentina (17:30 GMT)
Saturday's Test in Dublin will be the first time Ireland have played Argentina since they lost 43-20 in the World Cup quarter-finals in 2015.
Does this make it a revenge match? Not according to Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt.
"Not at all. If we're looking two years backwards, how do we look forwards?
"We're really looking forward to the game on the weekend and looking forward to what we learn from it.
"I think there's a danger of looking too far back. There are not too many guys from that match who are involved, maybe half a dozen in the starting group.
"For us, it's about getting a bit of cohesion, there are a few new combinations and we'll be focused on ourselves rather than on the Argentinians."
Ireland stunned South Africa in their autumn opener, winning 38-3, before they snuck past Fiji last weekend with a 23-20 victory.
Argentina lost 21-8 against England but managed a 31-15 win over Italy last weekend.
Image source, Getty ImagesElliot Daly, con George Ford
There's no stopping Elliot Daly.
Mike Brown gets the timing right, before Daly lights up the field.
The British and Irish Lions winger steps off his wing and rounds 1,2,3,4,5 blue shirts before turning on the after burners to cross for his second of the day.
Superb.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 36-14 Samoa
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
They were hesitating over whether the little fingernail on Vui's left hand touched the whitewash before his right hand placed the ball down. They couldn't not award the try on whether he'd clipped his nails this morning or not. It's a magnificent finish on the pick-up from Vui who managed to stay about six inches from the ground to put the ball down.
Samoa have competed well, defended magnificently and it's a disgrace how little they're getting paid for such a performance.
Chris Vui, con Nanai-Williams
The first TMO decision of the autumn internationals finally goes against England.
There is no knock-on and Chris Vui bags his first international try, by a whisker. He's inside the left touchline and has fingertips on the ball. Good enough for me.
Tim Nanai-Williams slots over a superb conversion.
Wales v New Zealand (17:15 GMT)
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England 36-7 Samoa
Have Samoa got themselves a late consolation?
It's very scrappy but their captain Chris Vui picks up the loose ball and dives for the corner. We're checking for a knock-on from Manu Leiataua first.
England 36-7 Samoa
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
We've been bleating on about England's driving maul and finally England got the ball, used runners at lovely angles and Henry Slade broke through. Easy in the end.
Henry Slade, con George Ford
And Samoa concede immediately.
Ben Youngs has been very sharp off the bench.
England's decoy runners are too much for Samoa as Youngs' pass finds Henry Slade, who saunters over the line. Easy as you like.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 22-7 Samoa
Samoa have been phenomenal at the breakdown this afternoon, but the referee finally rules in England's favour.
Piula Fa'asalele is off his feet and in at the side.
He's off for 10.
England 29-7 Samoa
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I've lost count of the amount of times England have been turned over in the breakdown. Either England are getting it completely wrong or the referee's interpretation of what Samoa are doing is not what England expect. They should have found a solution to it by now.
England 29-7 Samoa
It's that time again.
Swing Low rings out around Twickenham. The crowd are happy, their team are over the line.
Not as happy as those in Murrayfield though.
Mike Brown, who's squandered a fair few opportunities this afternoon, fails to pass once again and another England attack breaks down. He's nailed by TJ Ioane, but there are no white shirts in that ruck to help him out as Samoa pile in.
Turnover.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales v New Zealand (17:15 GMT)
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer
Wales' players out on the pitch at the Principality, roof closed up above against the winter chill. Dan Biggar is going through his kicking drills, landing a succession of practice pens from increasing distance. Foo Fighters blasting over the PA, pints and hipflasks doing their work in the crowd all around.
Wales v New Zealand (17:15 GMT)
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