Scotland’s Stafford McDowall celebrates scoring against the USA last weekend(Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.)
Scotland welcome New Zealand to Murrayfield today, with Gregor Townsend eyeing a bit of history.
Both teams come into this one on the back of victories; Scotland smashed the USA 85-0 in Edinburgh last weekend, while the All Blacks saw off Ireland 26-13 at Soldier Field in Chicago.
They now turn their attentions to Scotland, who have never beaten the Kiwis, adding some extra incentive to proceedings.
Townsend has made some bold selection decisions, dropping Duhan van der Merwe for the first time in his Test career, while Scott Robertson’s squad arrive in the Scottish capital with a number of injury concerns.
Here is everything you need to know.
What time is Scotland v New Zealand kick off?
The match between the two Test nations gets under way at 3.10pm on Saturday, November 8, at Murrayfield, Edinburgh.
Is the game on TV?
Yes, like all the games in the autumn international series, TNT Sports have the broadcast rights to this one.
Coverage starts at 3pm on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports 3 at 2.45pm.
What about live streaming?
TNT Sports customers can live stream the game via the Discovery+ app.
Team news
Scotland: Kinghorn; Graham, Hutchinson, Tuipulotu (capt) Steyn; Russell, White; Schoeman, Ashman, Rae, Gilchrist, Cummings, Brown, M Fagerson, Dempsey.
Replacements: Turner, Sutherland, Millar-Mills, Sykes, Darge, Bayliss, Dobie, Jordan.
New Zealand: Jordan; Carter, Fainga’anuku, Tupaea, Clarke; B Barrett, Roigard; Groot, Taylor, Newell, Lord, Holland, Sititi, Savea (capt), Lakai.
Replacements: Taukei’aho, Williams, Tosi, Darry, Kirifi, Ratima, Proctor, McKenzie.
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