Scotland triumphed over Fiji in a thrilling match at Murrayfield, with Darcy Graham stealing the show! Did Fiji make a slow start, or just forget their turbo button?
This weekend at Murrayfield, Scotland kicked off their Autumn Nations Series in spectacular style, showcasing their rugby prowess in a thrilling match against Fiji. The air was electric as fans cheered, and it didn't take long for the tartan army to erupt; the match ended with a jaw-dropping score of 57-17 in Scotland's favour. With eight tries on the board, it was a performance that not only showcased tactical brilliance but also infused the crowd with excitement that had everyone singing. One of the stars of the evening was Darcy Graham, who returned to the field with a bang, scoring an incredible four tries. Fans were well aware that his efforts at Murrayfield would catapult him past Stuart Hogg on Scotland's all-time try-scoring list, making him a player to watch in the coming matches.
However, it was not just Scotland’s dazzling performance that caught attention; Fiji faced numerous challenges that led to their downfall. An absolutely sluggish start and a series of ill-disciplined mistakes saw them on the backfoot from the get-go. Despite their attempts to regroup, Fiji couldn’t seem to get into the game, drawing criticism for their slow-paced play. This led to a record defeat they probably wished they could forget. To make matters worse, referee Craig Evans was removed from the match, a decision that added to the drama and intensity of the event – talk about a game of musical chairs!
What made this match even more interesting was how it unfolded against the backdrop of other thrilling international matches. Meanwhile, England faced off against New Zealand as the rugby world watched on. As all teams vied for victory, Scotland’s triumph over Fiji truly stood out as one of the highlights of the weekend. For true rugby aficionados, the tactical nuances displayed by both teams added layers to the match, providing entertainment beyond just a simple scoreboard.
As we celebrate this exceptional win, let’s revel in some fun facts! Did you know that Scotland has a history of memorable performances during the Autumn Nations Series? It's a time when players often rise to the occasion, making legends out of ordinary men. And here’s a cheeky tidbit: Darcy Graham’s impressive four-try haul surpasses the great Stuart Hogg, making him a name to remember for all future Scottish rugby fans. With more fixtures on the horizon, who knows what other surprises await us in this scrum-tastic autumn? One thing’s for sure—the rugby season is only just warming up!
Follow live text and radio commentary as Scotland host Fiji at Murrayfield in the autumn internationals.
Welcome back, Darcy Graham. The Scotland wing finished with four excellent tries to send him flying past Stuart Hogg on Scotland's all-time try-scoring list ...
The Welshman is the man in charge at Murrayfield this evening.
Scotland face Fiji in their first match of the autumn internationals. There are just four teams in action this weekend, with England facing New Zealand in ...
Fiji paid the price for a sluggish start and ill-discipline as they fell to a record defeat to Scotland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield...
Scotland opened their Autumn Nations Series campaign with a victory over Fiji at Murrayfield on Saturday evening. Scotland made a superb start and the lead ...
Following Scotland's 57-17 dominant win over Fiji at Murrayfield, here are our player ratings from Gregor Townsend's men.
Sione Tuipulotu captains the hosts in Murrayfield opener that falls outside of the international Test window.
Follow live text and radio commentary as Scotland host Fiji at Murrayfield in the autumn internationals.
Scotland player ratings: Gregor Townsend's men put Fiji to sword, with Darcy Graham scoring four tries in a virtuoso performance.
It was a try-extravaganza at Scottish Gas Murrayfield as Scotland Men took on the Flying Fijians in the first of The Famous Grouse Autumn Nations matches, ...
Right winger Darcie Graham scored four of Scotland's eight tries as they recorded a commanding 57-17 win against Fiji in the Autumn Nations Series.
The Offside Line's live blog from Scotland's opening match of The Famous Grouse Autumn Nations Series against France at Murrayfield.
Accompanying Player of the Match, Graham was joined by Huw Jones and Duhan van der Merwe, who both scored a brace, with Kyle Rowe also crossing the whitewash as ...
Darcy Graham gets top rating after scoring four of Scotland eight tries versus Fiji at Murrayfield in Autumn Series opener.