Scotland aren't done. They want to go for the corner from this penalty, and Adam Hastings put them there.

The Fijians are tiring. Can Scotland find another try to add some more gloss to the scoreline?

No real surprise.

After four tries, that briefly had him level as Scotland men's all-time top try-scorer, Graham is named player of the match.

There's no doubt about it - he is back.

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Nope. Jones propels himself further forward from his knees - textbook double movement and a fair decision.

Of course, Jones has already scored today. He was just being greedy.

The Scots are trying to finish with a flourish and Huw Jones wants a try of his own.

He scampers by one defender, then another, but he's brought down short. He stretches for the line and dots down but the referee says no try - double movement.

However, we're going to the TMO...

Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on Sportsound

A man leaving this game with points is Tom Jordan.

Thrust into the game earlier than we expected in his first cap. He came on at fullback, he brings something different.

He comes into the line, gets his hands free, always on the defensive edge.

Scotland threaten to breakaway up the right hand side through Huw Jones but as he gets over the halfway line, he's tackled and losses possession.

It was Jack Dempsey who Gregor Brown replaced, by the way.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Gregor Brown coming on. In the last 12-18 months, what a huge progression there's been in his career. He's been outstanding for Glasgow.

Another young guy who's done really well coming through.

Fiji are building momentum in their latest attack, but it's stopped in its tracks by a brilliant turnover from D'Arcy Rae.

Meanwhile, Darcy Graham is replaced for an HIA. No try record for him, yet. Stafford McDowall comes on.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

I'd get Darge and Tuipulotu off, just to protect them for next week.

These next 17 minutes will still be physical and you don't want them picking up knocks in a game they've now won.

Three changes for Fiji, with Livai Natave, Jone Koroiduadua and Kemu Valetini all on. That's two of the props, perhaps in response to Scotland's scrum starting to dominate.

Max Williamson and D'Arcy Rae are also on for the Scots, replacing Scott Cummings and Zander Fagerson.

There's been a few late, high hits on Sione Tuipulotu. Not looked at, so far.

Scotland are enjoying a good spell on the ball though, for the first time in a long time.

They're into the 22m, and they have the advantage... but when the whistle blows, it's given as a Fiji penalty.

And Scotland win the scrum penalty, with the backs pouring in to give their front row encouraging little pats on the head.

As good as Scotland have occasionally been in attack, if they make this number of mistakes against South Africa next week, they'll be in real trouble.

Dylan Richardson's throw is squint and he's pinged. Fiji throw on Scotland's 5m line.

Every good thing Scotland do, they immediately make an error.

However, they react well to turn over the Fiji throw, winning the penalty at the maul.

Fiji almost score from the restart!

Jack Dempsey tries to fly-kick the restart, misses the ball and it bounces nicely for Vuate Karawalevu who looks to hare in...

But Tom Jordan is there to stop him! A try-saving tackle!

Jamie Dobie and Adam Hastings combine, with the latter bursting through.. but he drops it in the tackle.

Can that spark Scotland into life?

There's another few changes for the hosts. Jamie Dobie is on, as is Rory Sutherland.

They replace Ali Price and Pierre Schoeman.