Summary

  • Hat-trick of tries from Scotland winger Seymour

  • Other Scotland scores from Dell, Brown, Maitland, Ritchie & Hastings

  • Mata & Radradra touch down for the visitors

  • Volavola slots one penalty but misses two more

Live Reporting

Jamie Lyall

  1. converted try

    Converted try Scotland 28-17 Fiji

    Greig Laidlaw

    Four from four for Greig Laidlaw. Another fine kick from the captain.

  2. try

    Try Scotland 26-17 Fiji

    Sean Maitland

    Clinical from Scotland. The scrum sets the platform. The one-off carries bludgeon Fiji backwards. Pete Horne makes another excellent break. And Sean Maitland capitalises to power home. Excellent ball retention, with the speed of play really hurting Fiji.

  3. Kick-off

    Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Stuart Hogg gets the second half under way and Fiji fumble. Excellent early field position for Scotland, who have a scrum just inside the away 22.

    Tevita Cavubati has completed his sin bin period and trots back on to rejoin his pack.

  4. Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    I hope you've enjoyed that breather. The teams are out and we're ready to go again. Very little to choose between the sides.

  5. HT: Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland

    Scotland will keep dominating if they keep their discipline and they will grind Fiji down

  6. 'You are not going to stop Big Bill from there'

    HT: Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Ben Ryan
    Fiji's Olympic Sevens gold medal-winning coach on BBC TV

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    "It doesn't matter how good you are technically - you're not going to stop Big Bill from there."

  7. Watch: Radradra scores 'incredible' Fiji try

    HT: Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    This is worth another watch or six. Fijian elan at its finest.

  8. Pass-master Russell

    HT: Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Andy Burke
    BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

    This season is not even three months old but already there is plenty of material to compile a seriously impressive Finn Russell showreel.

    He’s been producing all manner of tricks, flicks and chip-kicks for Racing 92 in the Top 14 and that pass for Tommy Seymour was something else.

    Firing that spin pass while running at full pace is not an easy skill, but it was judged to perfection for the onrushing Seymour to cruise home.

  9. Half-time Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Well, that wasn't a bad half of rugby. As we predicted: chaotic, try-laden, high-tempo and thoroughly engrossing.

    Scotland have had most of the ball and scored two close-range tries through Allan Dell and Pete Horne to go 14-3 up.

    But Fiji are so devastating and can hurt you so quickly when you give them a sniff. Bill Mata blasted over from an overthrown Scottish line-out, then Semi Radradra finished a sumptuous attacking move to put the Pacific Islanders in front.

    Scotland squeezed them back with some powerful close-quarter carrying and a formidable set-piece. Tevita Cavubati then Leone Nakarawa were sin-binned. And with the last play of the half, Tommy Seymour scampered in to send Scotland in to the changing rooms with a slender lead.

    Peter Horne attacks for ScotlandSNS

    Peter Horne has been an attacking menace for Scotland

  10. converted try

    Converted try Scotland 21-17 Fiji

    Greig Laidlaw

    With the final act of the half, Greig Laidlaw arrows a belter of a conversion between the posts from the touchline.

  11. try

    Try Scotland 19-17 Fiji

    Tommy Seymour

    It was coming. Fiji had to pack some backs into the scrum and in fairness the set-piece held firm.

    An utterly glorious Finn Russell pass swoops into the arms of Tommy Seymour who has a run-in up the right.

  12. WATCH: Big Bill on the rampage

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Watch as Edinburgh's Big Bill Mata pounces on a Scottish error to thunder in for Fiji's first try.

  13. Sin-bin Leone Nakarawa

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Although he attacked from an onside position, Leone Nakarwa drags the maul down as it motors towards the Fiji whitewash and then lies over the ball.

    He's off for 10 minutes, joining Cavubati in the sin bin. Scotland, two men and two forwards to the good now, take the scrum and unsurprisingly win yet another a penalty.

  14. Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Colin Gregor
    Former Scotland sevens captain on Radio Scotland

    Fiji don't have an answer when the Scottish maul starts rumbling

  15. No try

    Scotland 14-17 FIji

    Yep, Nel spilled the ball. Referee Andrew Brace warns Dominiko Waqaniburotu that further penalties in this area of the pitch will result in more yellow cards.

    Scotland go for the corner again.

  16. Try review

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    We're going to the TMO again. WP Nel burrows over but it looks like he's fumbled it forward. Scotland had a penalty advantage in any case.

  17. Russell gets thumped

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Metuisela Talebula hammers Finn Russell with a high tackle. Scotland kick to the corner again.

  18. A try-fest beckons

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Andy Burke
    BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

    Gregor Townsend has spent the past week warning anyone that will listen how dangerous this Fiji side are. Scotland certainly know they’re in a game now.

    There have been plenty of "ooos" and "aaahs" from the Murrayfield crowd after some of the crunching hits going in, and some of the Scots first-up tackling has not been up to scratch.

    Both teams look vulnerable in defence so we can expect more scores.

  19. Brown burrows over

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    Here's another look at Scotland's second try - no doubt about this one.

  20. Disallowed try

    Scotland 14-17 Fiji

    No try. Jamie Ritchie is adjudged to have obstructed the Fijian defence as he helped muscle Brown over the whitewash. Fiji survive and clear their lines with the penalty.