Watch: Uruguay v Scotland in summer Test: BBC Sport

Summary

Scotland have beaten Canada, USA & Chile so far on tour
Brown makes start as Cummings drops out late through injury for Scots
Scotland's Ashman drops over for opening, converted, try
Crosbie adds visitors' second try, Healy again converting
Van der Merwe scored third in the corner to become Scots' top try scorer ever
Alvarez and Etcheverry tries reduce arrears at half-time
Diana try brings hosts level, but Scots respond through Harrison and Schoeman

Live Reporting

George O'Neill

G'nightpublished at 22:17 British Summer Time 27 July
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That's all from us tonight, as Scotland battled to their fourth successive win on their summer tour of the Americas.
Duhan van der Merwe scored his 28th Scotland try, overtaking Stuart Hogg at the top of the nation's all-time try-scoring list.
You can read Clive Lindsay's report of the game here or you can relive the action by scrolling back through this page.
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'It's been a worthwhile tour'published at 22:12 British Summer Time 27 July
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC Scotland
I think Scotland need to desperately deepen their player pool and this is the only way they can do it.
They're not going to do it in the Autumn because they need to win all the home games.
They're certainly not going to do it in the Six Nations because that is a brutally tough environment.
I think it's been a worthwhile tour.
Postpublished at 22:10 British Summer Time 27 July
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In case you missed it during the game, young hooker Patrick Harrison scored his first Scotland try in just his second international appearance.
'Bench made a huge difference' - Dargepublished at 22:05 British Summer Time 27 July
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Scotland captain Rory Darge has been talking post-match:
"I think it was a great game, Uruguay were a tough side to play against.
"They made it tough for us at the breakdown which made our attack struggle to flow. We're delighted to have ground it out in the end in a fairly ugly fashion.
"It was pretty close at half-time but the bench came on and made a huge difference."
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Postpublished at 22:02 British Summer Time 27 July
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Duncan Weir
Glasgow and Scotland fly-half on BBC Scotland
I thought Uruguay were great in attack and defence. The little bit of attack they had caused Scotland some problems at times.
The frustrating thing as a Scotland fan is that when it was good it was really good and it looked pretty easy but the flip side was how scrappy it was.
It's a long season for these boys, 17 test matches in a season is a long slog.
Postpublished at 21:57 British Summer Time 27 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent
The competitive nature of this game probably silences any critics who were calling the tour into question. France and Scotland have graced the region in recent weeks.
Will England, Ireland and Wales follow suit in the coming years?
Postpublished at 21:57 British Summer Time 27 July
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC Scotland
Well done to Uruguay, they were terrific. They kept themselves in it until the end. Had they had a semi-competent goal kicker it would have been a closer game, they left eight points out there.
It was a battle for Scotland. They won four from four which you would've expected.
Postpublished at 21:52 British Summer Time 27 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent
Things were looking bleak after last week but Uruguay have put in a performance to be proud of and given Scotland their toughest test of the tour by a distance.
South American rugby has enjoyed more attention in recent weeks than ever before and they finally have a performance on the pitch to match the excitement off it.
Full-timepublished at 84 mins
Uruguay 19-31 Scotland
Ewan Johnson strips the ball back superbly, and Scotland look to run it themselves.
Duhan van der Merwe smashes through a couple of tackles, but the ball goes to ground and that is that.
Scotland make it four wins from four on their summer tour but they were made to work for it by Los Teros.
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Postpublished at 21:49 British Summer Time 27 July
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Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Scotland
They've got that wrong. When the ball leaves the passer's hands, Huw Jones is still in a position to catch the ball.
It's not crossing for me.
No trypublished at 80 mins
Uruguay 19-31 Scotland
But it's chalked off.
The officials spot a bit of crossing from Huw Jones, and duly award Uruguay a penalty.
The hosts are running it...
Try Uruguay 19-36 Scotlandpublished at 80 mins
Kyle Steyn
A delightful backs move is finished off by Kyle Steyn, who runs a delightful line and cruises in under the posts.
It's Scotland's sixth try of the game and the perfect way to finish their tour.
Postpublished at 79 mins
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We're into the last couple of minutes in Montevideo.
Scotland are looking to finish their summer tour with a flourish as Adam Hastings kicks to the corner.
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Uruguay legend Diego Magno has just come off the bench for his 108th and final international appearance.
Some shift.
Postpublished at 21:33 British Summer Time 27 July
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Watch the try that put Duhan van der Merwe top of Scotland's all-time try-scoring list, one ahead of Stuart Hogg.
Postpublished at 21:31 British Summer Time 27 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent
Uruguay look exhausted out there. They've given everything but the effort needed to come back from 19-0 down looks to have taken its toll.
Try Uruguay 19-31 Scotlandpublished at 68 mins
Pierre Schoeman
Back-to-back tries for Scotland and some much-needed breathing space.
They have struggled to keep possession today, but they go through the phases, stretch the home defence, and Pierre Schoeman barges his way over from close range.
Postpublished at 21:29 British Summer Time 27 July
Uruguay 19-26 Scotland
Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Scotland
Really smart play. It doesn't matter if you think Scotland should be winning this game by 30 or 40 points, the fact is they're in an absolute dogfight with 15 minutes to go.
Really impressive, smart play from Scotland.
Converted try Uruguay 19-26 Scotlandpublished at 65 mins
Patrick Harrison
Scotland hit back immediately.
Patrick Harrison is on for his second Scotland cap, and he directs a powerful rolling maul over the line for Scotland's fourth try of the game.
The Peebles man did well to find Max Williamson with his first lineout throw initially and will be delighted with his first international try.
Ben Healy then kicks a wonderful conversion to give Scotland a seven-point lead.
Postpublished at 21:25 British Summer Time 27 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent
It is hard to overstate how much is riding on games like this in South America.
The region has been starved of top-level rugby and every rugby fan here is desperate to show that they deserve it.
The whole continent is willing Uruguay on out there.