Summary

  • Listen to Sportsound commentary from Murrayfield

  • Captain Tuipulotu crosses in first-half before Van der Merwe, Bayliss & Russell go over after break

  • Potter hits back late on for Australia

  • Scotland have beaten Portugal & Fiji and lost to South Africa during autumn

  • Australia have overcome England & Wales

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Full-time Scotland 27-13 Australia

    The final say goes to Scotland and it's fitting that such an impressive defensive display ends with Australia denied a second score.

  2. Scotland 27-13 Australia

    The clock is in the red as Australia are held up on the Scottish try line.

  3. Scotland 27-13 Australia

    Another chance for Scotland to stretch their lead, but the line-out throw from Dylan Richardson is utterly bizarre, bouncing low past a cluster of bewildered players.

    No harm done at this late stage.

  4. Scotland 27-13 Australia

    That's the spirit Wrighty.

  5. Scotland 27-13 Australia

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

    Five minutes to go, two converted tries gets the draw.

    You wouldn't put it past Scotland...

  6. try

    Try Scotland 27-13 Australia

    Harry Potter

    Australian headline writers have got something out of this at least as Harry Potter gets a try on his debut.

    Ben Donaldson is successful with the extras.

    Harry PotterGetty Images

  7. Try review

    Scotland 27-6 Australia

    Has Harry Potter scored on his Australia debut?

    He wins the chase with George Horne but does he ground the ball in time?

    It looks like it, but the TMO is taking an age.

  8. Scotland 27-6 Australia

    Scott Cummings is still full of beans as he leaps over a pile of bodies to prevent Tate McDermott getting a pass away near the Scottish posts.

  9. 'Australia out on their feet'

    Scotland 27-6 Australia

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

    Australia look tired, look out on their feet.

    The speed of the ball they're getting at ruck time is the crucial thing. It's quick ball with an attack ready to go.

  10. try

    Try Scotland 27-6 Australia

    Finn Russell

    Game over now!

    It's super slick as Huw Jones and Blair Kinghorn feed Finn Russell to break through from close range.

    His big smile disappears briefly as he tugs the conversion wide.

  11. 'A quite ridiculous finish'

    Scotland 22-6 Australia

    Colin Gregor
    Former Glasgow Warriors back on Sportsound

    A quite ridiculous finish.

    It's quality from Darcy Graham, quality from Huw Jones to begin with.

    Josh Bayliss does the old in-and-out, slows down, accelerates, fends and crawls over the try line.

  12. try

    Try Scotland 22-6 Australia

    Josh Bayliss

    He's just on and now he's celebrating his fifth try in 10 Tests.

    Darcy Graham powers through a couple of tackles and pops the ball up to flanker Josh Bayliss, who gets his long legs going to get away from three Aussies as he plunges over in the corner.

    Finn Russell can't land the extras from a long way out.

  13. 'Good scramble'

    Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Peter Wright
    Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

    The scramble was good. It should have been a try for Australia.

  14. Scotland 17-6 Australia

    A massive let-off for Scotland. Dylan Richardson's first line-out is within a couple of metres of the scoring zone but within a few seconds Australia are knocking on the door at the other end.

    The visitors should really be making that count by a horrible, sliced kick from Tate McDermott lands in the grateful arms of Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu.

  15. Test try number 30

    Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Duhan van der Merwe moves ahead of Darcy Graham.

    Will his Edinburgh team-mate get a chance to draw level in that contest?

    Van der Merwe tryPA Media

  16. Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Dylan Richardson and Rory Sutherland enter the fray for Scotland.

    Rory Darge is getting treatment for cramp but he's not going anywhere for now.

  17. Scotland 17-6 Australia

    More Scottish fist-pumping as the scrum draws a penalty from the Aussies and Finn Russell thumps the ball away to safety.

  18. Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Scotland stand firm to repel that maul.

  19. Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Scott Cummings is penalised for a bit of over-eagerness at the breakdown. Australia kick to touch then get rumbling forward.

  20. 'More purpose and intensity'

    Scotland 17-6 Australia

    Colin Gregor
    Former Glasgow Warriors back on Sportsound

    The sense of injustice seems to have energised the crowd - it's certainly energised Scotland.

    That was the first time they've gone through the phases. Finn Russell was far more animated in that passage of play. There was more purpose and intensity in that attack than in the entire first half.