Adam Hastings takes a sneaky penalty that doesn't go for touch - it finds Graham on the wing. It looks like he's dropped the ball and then hacked it on, but he's able to regather and score over the line.
The TMO reveals he fluffs the kick... but it brushed his ankle!
It's a real bit of luck, but maybe the sharp-thinking merits it.
Something really irked Sione Tuipulotu there. It looked like something a Fijian player said.
Anyway, Scotland win a penalty off a quick throw in.
Adam Hastings was also absolutely creamed. His last Scotland appearance at Murrayfield was also against Fiji, and he was also absolutely steamrolled in that game.
Here comes the teams...published at 17:33 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November
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Scotland v Fiji (17:40)
Here comes Sione Tuipulotu, leading out Scotland for the very first time - and at Murrayfield no less.
He's an emotional man who wears his heart on his sleeve, and you can tell he's getting a bit glassy eyed. Wait until the pipes kick in.
But first, there'll be a moment's silence for former Scotland international Ken McAulay, who passed away one day after completing a massive charity cycle.
Fiji missing main men but Muntz should starpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November
17:27 GMT 2 November
Scotland v Fiji (17:40)
It's not a full-strength Fiji side, but by no means should they be written off.
Most of their side are made of Fijian Drua players - the side that play in Super Rugby against teams from Australia and New Zealand.
Watch out for diminutive fly-half Caleb Muntz, Richie Mo'unga's nephew Isaiah Arsmtrong-Ravula, former sevens star Ponipate Loganimasi, and flanker Kitione Salawa.
Only six of the side were involved in the World Cup quarter-final loss to England a year ago, and they're missing key players like Waisea Nayacalevu, Josua Tuisova and Semi Radradra.