Off we go again! Will it be more like the first half hour? Or will it be like the final 10 minutes?

Tom Jordan still on, by the way. He's a permanent change.

Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on Sportsound

The opening 30 minutes, Scotland obliterated the Fijian set-piece.

Fiji couldn't get a foothold, couldn't get any possession at all.

But once Fiji start dominating the gainline, it becomes a tough old game.

They've fought their way back in. They were dead and buried, we all thought it would be 60-odd.

Ireland or New Zealand, this would be a 60-point game but we've allowed them back in.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

30 minutes good for Scotland, 10 minutes very bad. The penalty count was 9-0 after half an hour. Now it's 10-7 and Scotland have a man in the bin.

Maybe they've gone to sleep a little bit. They need to get their heads back in the game.

Scotland are in a game and they need to put this to bed quickly. All the momentum is with Fiji.

Scotland looked like rudderless in the last 10 minutes.

Well, that was all a bit odd wasn't it?

It looked like Fiji were headed for a whitewash, a pummelling, a complete capitulation. They were at sixes and sevens, shipping penalties quicker than they could keep up with and allowing Scotland in four times.

Yet, in the final ten minutes, they camped Scotland inside their own 22m and scored two tries of their own.

Rugby's an odd sport.

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There's a debut for Tom Jordan in the final play.

Kyle Rowe is off for an HIA, at least, after that huge tackle he was on the receiving end of.

As we come towards the end of the first half, it's again the Fijians who are in the ascendancy. They work the ball out to Ponepati Loganimasi, who skips past two challenges and dots down...

But the whistle had gone for a forward pass. They had an advantage though. Fiji penalty.

You might be wondering why Scotland went for the three points.

They're down to 14 men after Ewan Ashman's sin-binning, and Adam Hastings took as long as possible to take that penalty.

They just want to get back to the full compliment, and didn't feel confident attacking with ball in hand when they're a man down.

Fiji concede a penalty almost immediately after collecting the restart.

Everyone seems unsure why. It seems to be for a foul at the box-kick from Frank Lomani.

Adam Hastings takes the penalty and drills it through the sticks.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Steve Tandy, Scotland's defence coach, he'll be furious.

It was poor on the edges. Kyle Rowe didn't execute, Huw Jones, Sione Tuipulotu and Rowe again were unable to stop Armstrong-Ravula.

Great defence, followed by poor defence.

For the very first time, Fiji's throw in the corner works - they'd had five attempts at it.

The Scottish defensive wall is starting to creak. If it comes down to pur power, you'd think the Fijians will go over...

The play is held up and Ashman is binned by referee Evans. That's three already.

Fiji had kicked the ball into the corner, but the throw is poor again and Rory Darge is able to pick it off.

Scotland clear, Fiji come back at them, but the defence holds strong... for a bit.

Another penalty is awarded to the visitors and it's the Scots who are now on the wrong side of Craig Evans.

Scotland are penalised now for a high tackle and they're able to punch forward through the middle after a quick tap from Frank Lomani.

The collisions in every tackle are monstrous.

Duhan van der Merwe meanwhile, fields a Fijian cross-kick and sets off towards the try-line... but the whistle has already gone.

Murrayfield thought he was in there.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

If Fiji don't watch out, they'll have another forward put off.

That's four scrum penalties give away.

Fiji kick to the corner and the resultant driving maul looks good...

But Scotland are able to wheel it and they win the penalty! Pierre Schoeman is the man being congratulated. Solid defensive work, and a big win for the forward pack.

Fiji are able to get the ball into the Scotland 22m for the very first time. Can they work this into a scoring chance?

They've got the penalty advantage here, as Caleb Muntz begins to pull the strings.

Jack Dempsey turns over and we come back for the penalty, as Apisalome Vota comes back on and Fiji are restored to their full compliment.

Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on Sportsound

An easy score for Scotland. When Fiji have had possession, they've been very limited.

Huw Jones and Sione Tuipulotu are coming up quick, putting up pressure on ball-carriers.

Scotland have not had to work for their points.