Try! Canada 3-22 Scotlandpublished at 42 mins
George Turner
George Turner touches down after a rolling maul off a lineout. Fine start for the Scots in the second half.
Sam Hidalgo-Clyne slots the conversion.
Summary
Debutant Carmichael gets Scotland's seventh try
Turner goes over three times for Scotland
Adam Hastings, son of Gavin, debuts for Scotland off the bench
Turner, McGuigan & Jackson crossed in first half
Ritchie and Lang make Scotland debuts
Try! Canada 3-22 Scotlandpublished at 42 mins
Kick-offpublished at 41 mins
Canada 3-15 Scotland
We are back under way in Edmonton.
Postpublished at 03:10 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
HT: Canada 3-15 Scotland
John Barclay
Injured Scotland captain on BBC One ScotlandQuote MessageI think Gregor will be saying we are quite passive in the wide channels. The passing looks nice but the Canadians are able to just drift in defence to stop us. The message will be to demand a bit more accuracy.
'Scratchy opening 40'published at 03:05 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
HT: Canada 3-15 Scotland
Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at the Commonwealth Stadium in EdmontonScotland going up the guts of the Canadians late in the half. They should keep doing it in the second half.
Scratchy opening 40. Lots of mistakes. They might not get to 50, but Scotland should ease away comfortably now that they have a reasonable grip on it.
Postpublished at 03:04 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
HT: Canada 3-15 Scotland
Andy Nicol
Former Scotland international on BBC OneQuote MessageA solid first 40 minutes and they'll look to build on that second half.
Scots lose Brown and Jonespublished at 03:02 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
HT: Canada 3-15 Scotland
Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at the Commonwealth Stadium in EdmontonFraser Brown off with a rib injury. Lee Jones off with a knee injury. Two men who have not enjoyed massive amounts of good fortune in recent years. Hopefully those injuries will heal very quickly.
Half-timepublished at 03:01 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-15 Scotland
Scotland finally look to be in the groove, playing at tempo and stretching the Canadian defence.
That cutting edge to finish off chances has largely been missing, and that was evident in the final play of the game when the Scots conceded a free-kick from an attacking 5m line-out.
They are well on top and Gregor Townsend will hope to see Scotland score an early try after the break.
'Scots keep it simple'published at 02:57 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-15 Scotland
Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at the Commonwealth Stadium in EdmontonMore like it from Scotland. Rugby can be a simple game if you play to your strengths and the maul is definitely one of their strengths in this Test.
Try! Canada 3-15 Scotlandpublished at 34 mins
Ruaridh Jackson
He had a try ruled out earlier but there is no denying Ruaridh Jackson this time.
The Scottish forwards rumble towards the Canadian line and with the defence sucked in the ball is whipped out to Jackson to glide over unchallenged.
Sam Hidalgo-Clyne nails the extras and Scotland lead by 12 with half-time approaching.
Postpublished at 02:53 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland player on Canada's DTH van der MerweQuote MessageHe's a proven try scorer - such a powerful runner. Quality player, very hard to put down.
'It's all a bit flat'published at 02:53 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at the Commonwealth Stadium in EdmontonGregor Townsend had the glass in the coach’s box removed for this game. Probably wanted to get some atmosphere. There isn’t a lot of it, it has to be said. Game has gone flat. Scotland are making too many mistakes. Need to get down in the Canada half and be patient through the phases. Slowly apply the pressure rather than looking for a one-phase try from their own half
Scotland step it uppublished at 32 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
After a fairly pedestrian period Scotland lift the tempo with a series of purposeful carries.
David Denton and Magnus Bradbury blast through to get Scotland going forward, with Blair Kinghorn finding half a gap as well.
Denton is almost through and he looks to offload to Grant Gilchrist on his shoulder but the ball goes down and again the momentum is lost.
Replacement Scotlandpublished at 30 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Fraser Brown walks off gingerly to be replaced at hooker by Glasgow Warriors team-mate George Turner.
Given Brown's recent injury problems, let's hope it is nothing too serious.
Postpublished at 02:48 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC OneQuote MessageIt's good to see from Scotland, they soaked up the pressure. Jamie Ritchie with a couple of really good chop tackles there.
Solid defencepublished at 29 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
After an extended period under the cosh, Canada force a line-out in the Scots 22.
The ball comes cleanly off the top and number eight Luke Campbell trucks it up in the midfield. Jamie Ritchie makes a couple of great tackles and Scotland turn the ball over. Sam Hidalgo-Clyne and James Lang attack from deep but the ball is knocked into touch.
Fraser Brown's magic boxpublished at 24 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
No Finn Russell for Scotland on this tour so hooker Fraser Brown decides he's the one to step up and supply the magic. He slips a gorgeous pass out the backdoor to Chris Harris.
From the next phase Sam Hidalgo-Clyne tries a little chip over the top but the ball runs dead.
Scotland look threatening every time they move the ball wide but the accuracy is not quite there at the moment.
You would expect Scotland to cut loose at some stage.
BOSH!published at 22 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
It's all Scotland here.
Chris Harris endured a nightmare debut in the Six Nations mauling in Cardiff. He certainly seems keen to get his hands on the ball here and show what he's really all about.
He decides to take the direct route and puts Canada fly-half Shane O'Leary on his backside, but the force of the impact sees Harris lose the ball forward and the chance is gone.
You can bet more opportunities are not far way.
'Scotland should hit 50'published at 02:35 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at the Commonwealth Stadium in EdmontonScotland should be looking to score 50 points here. Canada are incapable of defending their own line. Some of their exit strategies are bonkers.
Disallowed try Scotlandpublished at 19 mins
Canada 3-8 Scotland
Scotland almost make their man advantage count immediately.
The ball is shipped wide to Ruaridh Jackson who steps inside his man and goes for the line. He shows great presence of mind after the tackle to roll on the deck and stretch for the line and on first viewing it looks like a great finish. However, replays show he actually rolls the ball over the line with his arm and the referee awards a 5m scrum to Canada.
Postpublished at 02:30 British Summer Time 10 June 2018
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC OneQuote MessageThere's no need at all for that. You could seriously injure a player. That's unacceptable play. That was between a yellow and red card.