Here's the second of Seymour's three tries. A clever and powerful finish.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

Tommy Seymour’s tries today are his first in a Scotland jersey since he crossed against Italy in the Six Nations back in March 2017.

His form then earned him selection for the Lions tour that summer but you could argue he’s not really found his best stuff since, though injury has certainly played its part.

A year out from the World Cup, the winger is sniffing out the try-line again and that is a huge boost for Gregor Townsend.

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Stuart Hogg has taken over the kicking duties from Greig Laidlaw but is wide off the tee.

Scotland win another penalty and attack yet again, but Chris Harris is poleaxed by a thunderous tackle and the ball is lost forward.

More substitutes for the hosts. Greig Laidlaw and Ryan Wilson go off. George Horne and Jonny Gray come on. That should mean Sam Skinner shifts from lock to blind-side flanker.

A raft of front-row substitutes in the last few minutes. Allan Dell and WP Nel are off for Scotland, replaced by Alex Allan and Simon Berghan.

Fijian loose-head Eroni Mawi has come on for Campsese Ma'afu. Samuel Matavesi, the hooker, has also retreated, to be replaced by Mesulame Dolokoto.

A clever set-piece move from the Scots sends Maitland searing through a gap from a line-out maul. Pete Horne takes it on, then Russell chips to the corner again. Semi Radradra carries over his own line and it's a Scottish five-metre scrum.

Here's the try that has given Scotland an 11-point cushion

Finn Russell stabs a teasing, probing grubber in behind the Fijian defence. Sean Maitland is racing after it, but Niki Goneva recovers well and Fiji clear.

Stuart McInally - or "Rambo" as he is known by his pals - replaces Fraser Brown at hooker for Scotland. A lot of depth in that department with record cap-holder Ross Ford and effervescent George Turner also in the squad.

Fiji knock-on and McInally's first task will be to strike from the resultant scrummage.

Take another look at the Finn Russell pass that put Tommy Seymour in on the stroke of half-time. It's a beauty.

Scotland try to use their power game again, but Fiji slow it down well and win the penalty for holding on. It was a little predictable and Fiji were wise to it.

That snipe was Dunbar's last act. He's replaced by Newcastle Falcons back Chris Harris.

Albert Tuisue comes on for Manasa Saulo in the Fijian front-row.

Alex Dunbar's clever step and off-load sends debutant Sam Skinner blasting up the left. The move is stunted by a loose Scottish pass but they wind up winning a scrum, then a penalty, which Stuart Hogg boots into the corner.

Volavola's kick drops just wide of the target. The good news for Fiji is they are now restored to their full compliment as Leone Nakarawa returns from the sin bin.

Semi Radradra is one of the best attacking centres in the world and he shows all his brawn, speed and guile with a punishing carry that leaves a host of Scots flailing.

He's eventually cut down just inside the Scottish half but the hosts are offside. Ben Volavola goes for goal, but it's a long old way out...

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland