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Scotland v New Zealand: Doddie Weir the inspiration for history-seeking Scots - Ritchie - Vimarsana News

Scotland v New Zealand: Doddie Weir the inspiration for history-seeking Scots - Ritchie

Captain Jamie Ritchie says the presence of Doddie Weir will inspire the Scotland team as they seek a first win over New Zealand on Sunday.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Scotland v New Zealand: Finn Russell's recall leaves Gregor Townsend with a fly-half conundrum - Vimarsana News

Scotland v New Zealand: Finn Russell's recall leaves Gregor Townsend with a fly-half conundrum

Finn Russell's Scotland recall leaves head coach with a fly-half conundrum for Sunday's visit of the All Blacks.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Autumn Tests: Scotland v Fiji - Gregor Townsend's side must perform - Vimarsana News

Autumn Tests: Scotland v Fiji - Gregor Townsend's side must perform

Scotland are in desperate need of a win and a convincing performance against Fiji to restore faith following a troubled year.

Source: bbc.com
Scotland v Australia: Can Captain Consistency get off to a winning start at Murrayfield? - Vimarsana News

Scotland v Australia: Can Captain Consistency get off to a winning start at Murrayfield?

With Jamie Ritchie leading the team, Scotland look to get back on track against Australia after an unconvincing year, writes Andy Burke.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Six Nations: Scotland's great expectations against England as hope of impending joy met with suspicion - Vimarsana News

Six Nations: Scotland's great expectations against England as hope of impending joy met with suspicion

The day that hope lived, or the day that hope died? Scotland's Six Nations great expectations against England are met with suspicion, writes Tom English.

Source: bbc.co.uk