SCOTLAND 17 - 22 ALL BLACKS
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FULLTIME: Stuart Hogg makes a break down the wing and throws it back infield but it goes forward and the referee blows his whistle and that is it. Heartbreak for Scotland as Stuart Hogg is in tears knowing he could have made history.
79mins: One minute to go. Scotland with the ball.
77mins: Three minutes to go and it is a five point ball game.
76mins: TRY SCOTLAND: It is not over yet! Huw Jones scores in the corner. Stuart Hogg stabs a grubber through and Tommy Seymour gathers and finds Jones on the inside.
75mins: Another blown chance by Scotland.
74mins: Liam Squire makes a break and is tackled, but they turn the ball over and Scotland clear the ball downfield quickly as possible.
72mins: The All Blacks win a penalty at the scrum which is a let down for Scotland.
72mins: Another penalty to Scotland right in front. The Scots wanted to take it quickly but the referee brings the playback which the crowd doesn't like.
71mins: With Crockett in the bin, Kane Hames has to come back on and Vaea Fifita heads off.
71mins: YELLOW CARD ALL BLACKS: Wyatt Crockett goes to the bin just as Sam Cane is about to come back on for killing the play.
70mins: Penalty to Scotland right in front and they take a quick tap.
69mins: Scotland gets the match back underway and the All Blacks five-way another penalty. Lineout five out from the line.
68mins: Barrett converts his own try as the All Blacks restore their 12 point lead. Sonny Bill Williams heads off for Anton Lienert-Brown.
66mins: TRY ALL BLACKS: Beauden Barrett sprints over the line for try number three. Sonny Bill Williams attacks the line and offloads to his five-five who dives over to counter Scotlands try.
66mins: The All Blacks have just kiled about three minutes with scrum resets.
64mins: That try has sparked Scotland as they make a break down the muddle but the double knock on lets the All Blacks off the hook. Ryan Crotty is back on the park. Tj Perenara is also on for Aaron Smith.
62mins: Finn Russell lands the conversion and it is a five point ball game. The crowd is loving this.
61mins: TRY SCOTLAND: Scotland makes the All Black pay right away as Jonny Gray powers his way over the line.
60mins: YELLOW CARD ALL BLACKS: Sam Cane is off to the sin-bin for killing the play right in front of the posts as Scotland were about to cross the line.
60mins: 20 minutes remain and the All Blacks lead by 12 points. Scotland has a lineout five out from the line.
59mins: Ryan Crotty comes off for what appears to be an HIA. Scotland has the ball just inside New Zealand's 22.
57mins: The All Blacks looked like they were about to score try number three, but the king of intercepts Finn Rusell coms up with a big play and now the All Blacks are all the way back on their line and the crowd loves it.
56mins: Another loose carry by Scotland and the All Blacks go on the counter-attack.
55mins: Scotland back with the ball as Finn Russell clears the ball away.
53min: Another knock-on inside the All Blacks 22 and the Scots will rue another missed opportunity.
52mins: Scotland just outside the 22 and now they really need to score next.
51mins: TRY ALL BLACKS: New Zealand go over for their second. Sonny Bill Williams puts a grubber kick through and Damian McKenzie dives on the loose ball to score by the posts.
51mins: Another penalty advantage to the All Blacks who look like they will score.
50mins: The All Blacks dominate the scrum and win a penalty.
49mins: The All Blacks are doing some drills to keep the blood flowing as it is only four degrees.
49mins: Due to the injury, George Turner will come on, meaning Stuart McInally will shift to the back row.
49mins: Time is off as Luke Hamilton is down injured. It looks like the guy on debut has a broken leg. Which is disappointing because Hamilt0on has been great since coming on.
48mins: The All Blacks in a penalty. Scotland let the away side off the hook again. But good defence by New Zealand once again.
47mins: Scotland on the attack are jut outside the 22. They need to score here.
46mins: The conversion goes wide, so the All Blacks hold a five point lead.
44mins: TRY ALL BLACKS: As all hookers do in 2017, Codie Taylor just stands on the wing and dives over in the corner. New Zealand leads for the first time in the match. It was bound to happen.
43min: Rieko Ioane causing problems for Scotland as he makes a break down the wing. Now it is the All Blacks who are hot on attack.
42min: Scotland five metres from the line... Now inches from the line. But the ball is trapped and the All Blacks win the penalty.
41mins: The All Blacks win the lineout and Vaea Fifita knocs the ball out. Scotland scrum 15 out from the try line.
40mins: Scotland get the second half started at Murrayfield. The All Blacks let the ball bounce straight into touch.
HALFTIME: What a first half. Scotland, yes Scotland have been the better of the two teams in the first 40 as the game is all square at the break. Scotland has had a number of chances to score, but have failed to capitalise. No tries in the opening 40.
42mins: Play still goes on as the All Blacks win a penalty. They will now have a chance to score before the break.
40mins: Codie Taylor drops the ball into touch just before the halfitme siren, so the home side get one last chance before the break.
39mins: From the restart, Vaea Fifita makes a break down the right wing and the momentum is now with New Zealand.
38mins: PENALTY GOAL ALL BLACKS: Beauden Barrett lands the penalty goal from right in front and the game is tied.
37mins: Another penalty to the All Blacks, will they go for goal this time?
36mins: Scotland survives again as they get a turnover at the scrum. But they kick the ball straight to the All Blacks instead of into touch and the All Blacks are back on the attack.
34mins: Penalty to the All Blacks five out from the line and they go for the scrum. After dominating the match, Scotland are on the back-foot.
33mins: Scotland carries the ball back by accident it looks like. All Blacks scrum five out from the line.
31mins: The All Blacks win a penalty at the scrum.
30mins: Another missed oportunity as Zander Fagerson knocks the ball on after 19 phases on attack. The All Blacks look puffed. The need to really score as they keep blowing chances inside the All Blacks 22.
30mins: The All Blacks defence is holding strong and is like a brick wall. Hogg attacks the line and they are five out again.
29mins: Scotland is now five out from the line as the Scotland chant starts again, but they are heading backwards now.
28mins: Waisake Naholo is lucky and stays on the field. The crowd are not happy with that at all. Naholo is very lucky.
28mins: Waisake Naholo could be in serious trouble here for taking Stuart Hogg out in the air. Time is off.
28mins: Scotland get a free kick and the boot the ball downfield but but it doesn't go into touch.
27mins: Luke Hamilton comes on for Hamish Watson who will go for a HIA.
27mins: The crowd loves it as another Scotland chant starts around the stadium.
26mins: Scotlands defence is just holding on here.The All Blacks are inches from the line and they go wide, but Beauen Barrett throws a forward pass.
24mins: The All Blacks throw a forward pass but they had a penalty advantage. They have a chance to go for goal but they opt to go for touch. Five out.
23mins: A mistake by Tommy Seymour and the All Blacks have an attacking lineout and now the All Blacks have a penalty advantage also.
22mins: Ali Price kicks the ball into touch and they will have a throw in 10 out from their line. cotland will be wanting to steal the lineout here.
21mins: All Blacks attack down the left wing and Aaron Smith throws the ball back infield but it is interepted by Jonny Gray.
20mins: Scotland go for it and have a overlap. But the bal goes to ground, and the All Blacks survive again.
19mins: They kick for touch. Five metres out.
19mins: Another penalty to Scotland just outside the 22. Will they kick for touch or go for goal?
18mins: The Scotland defence rushes up and they win the turnover Big play by John Barclay. The All Blacks honestly look stunned so far.
16mins: Brilliant start to the game I must admit. Both sides playing well but Scotland's defence will be tested here.
15mins: This will be the All Blacks first real attacking chance and the ball has been turned over. But the ball pops out and the All Blacks have a scrum 25 out from the line.
14mins: Stuart Hogg with another deadly run making good ground. He is tackled and Sam Cane gets over the top or the ball and they win the turnover.
13mins: 45 out and it misses just to the right. A Missed opportunity with that one.
12mins: All Blacks not rolling away and Scotland get the ball back and they will go for goal again.
11mins: Scotland just outside the 22, but a loose pass forces them back and Ali Price has to clear the ball away but it drifts into touch on the full.
10mins: Stuart Hogg puts ina great kick and it goes into touch 5 out from their line.
9mins: Finn Russell goes for an intercept and nearly get his hands to the ball but it goes forward. He is one of the best at intercepts.
8mins: The All Blacks have the ball on the halfway line and are taking their time as the Scotland defence holds strong.
7mins: PENALTY GOAL SCOTLAND: The home side is the first to score as Finn Russell slots the penalty goal. They lead early in this clash.
6mins: The home side has a penalty advantage and the referee blows his whistle. The All Blacks have had little ball and the Scotland chant starts around the stadium.
5mins: Stuart Hogg causing problems early on. Scotland just outside the 22.
3mins: Aaron Smith clears the ball away. A great clearance kicks off a strong carry by Sonny Bill Williams. Scotland win the lineout and Stuart Hogg breaks the line but Cornell du Preez drops the pass.
2mins: Vaea Fifita comes through the middle of the maul and wins the turnover. Great play by the blindside flanker. All Black scrum.
1min: Scotland gets an early penalty as Waisake Naholo obstructed and they kick to touch. Attacking lineout 22 out.
KICKOFF: We are underway at Murrayfield. The All Blacks get the match started.
6:16 am: Former Scotland international Doddie Weir brings the match ball out. He is well loved by the Scots and sadly was diagnosed with motor neurone disease this year.
6:13 am: The All Blacks go with Ka Mate! and the Scotland crowd is singing so loud you can't even hear it! Magical scenes at Murrayfield.
6:11 am: Anthems are done. As always they sound amazing in Edinburgh. Haka time!
6:09 am: Time for the national anthems. God Defend New Zealand is first.
6:08 am: Both teams are out on the field to a massive roar by the crowd.
6:05 am: Not long to go now!
6:03 am: The teams are back out in the sheds and will be heading out shortly. The atmosphere is incredible. Can't wait to hear Flower of Scotland as it always sounds amazing.
6:01 am: The lights have gone out at the stadium and all you can see is a sea of blue thundersticks.
6:00 am: England have just beaten Australia 30-6 in Twickenham. They scored three tries in the last 10 minutes to get the win.
5:58 am: Last time the All Blacks and Scotland squared off, the All Blacks scraped past with a 24-16 win.
5:56 am: Both teams are finishing their final warm-ups and will head to the locker rooms very shortly.
5:52 am: I also better mention that it is a cool five degrees at the ground.
5:51 am: It is a beautiful, clear afternoon in Edinburgh. Only 4:50 pm and it is dark. Great condition for counter-attacking rugby - something both teams are really good at.
5:45 am: Scotland will be wearing their white jersey for this match which means the All Blacks will be in... well, all black.
Hello and welcome to live updates of Scotland hosting the All Blacks at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland.
It is the second Test match of the All Blacks northern tour after beating France 38-18 last weekend.
We bring you live streaming written commentary, (be sure to refresh your browser) and all the action. VIDEO will be available as soon as the final whistle goes.
Commentary will start from around 5:45 am (NZT). In the meantime check out the video above as All Blacks captain Kieran Read talks about what it means to play at Murrayfield Stadium.
Lineups
Scotland
1. Darryl Marfo, 2. Stuart McInally, 3. Zander Fagerson, 4. Ben Toolis, 5. Jonny Gray, 6. John Barclay (c), 7. Hamish Watson, 8. Cornell du Preez, 9. Ali Price, 10. Finn Russell, 11. Lee Jones, 12. Alex Dunbar, 13. Huw Jones, 14. Tommy Seymour, 15. Stuart Hogg
Reserves
16. George Turner, 17. Jamie Bhatti, 18. Simon Berghan, 19. Grant Gilchrist, 20. Luke Hamilton, 21. Henry Pyrgos, 22. Pete Horne, 23. Byron McGuigan
All Blacks
Kane Hames, 2. Codie Taylor, 3. Nepo Laulala, 4. Luke Romano, 5. Sam Whitelock, 6. Vaea Fifita, 7. Sam Cane, 8. Kieran Read, 9. Aaron Smith, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Rieko Ioane, 12. Sonny Bill Williams,13. Ryan Crotty, 14. Waisake Naholo, 15. Damian McKenzie
Reserves: 16. Nathan Harris, 17. Wyatt Crockett, 18. Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 19. Liam Squire, 20. Matt Todd, 21. TJ Perenara, 22. Lima Sopoaga, 23. Anton Lienert-Brown
Match facts and stats
Referee: Matthew Carley (ENG)
Sideline officials: Romain Poite (FRA) and Ian Davies (WAL)
Review officials: Graham Hughes (ENG)
Past meetings
Head to head: Played 30, Scotland 0, All Blacks 28, Drawn 0
Last time played: All Blacks 24 def Scotland 16, November, 15 2014
TAB Odds: Scotland $8.50, New Zealand $1.05, Draw $41.00
Prematch banter: All Blacks out to protect unbeaten record against Scotland - Kieran Read
All Blacks captain Kieran Read is wary about protecting their unbeaten record against Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday morning (NZ time).
In 30 matches between the two nations, the All Blacks have won 28, while the other two ended in draws in 1964 and 1983.
It has been three years since the All Blacks and Scotland went into battle and in their last encounter, New Zealand scraped past 24-16 thanks to a late try from Jeremy Thrush.
Speaking to the media at the captains run, Read said his side have to be ruthless and disciplined if they want to maintain that unbeaten record against the sixth-ranked side in the world.
"We always want to be a ruthless side and put teams away, but Test matches aren't supposed to be easy," said Read.
We've got to be disciplined and stick to our game-plan for the full 80, and if we do that we give ourselves a good chance of winning.
"If can perform a lot better than, say, the second half of last week I'd certainly be happy."
Murrayfield is a special place for the 32-year-old, who made his All Blacks debut at the stadium in 2008.
Nine years and 108 tests later, Read can't wait to lead his troops out onto the field in front of sell-out crowd of 67,000 fans.
"This is great ground to play at, and I've got fond memories after my debut Test was here.
"I love this ground, the people and the atmosphere, and I love getting piped into the ground
"I remember trying to not fall over because it was pitch black when I ran out, and it wasn't going to be a good look on the first Test. It went pretty quick, and I was pretty excited."
The All Blacks are at near-full strength for the match, while Scotland is without 13 first choice players due to injury or suspension including captain Greig Laidlaw.
Despite that, Read is expecting a tough challenge from the Scots, who want to prove they are capable of competing against the best in the world.
"I certainly respect them. How they got through the World Cup in '15 was impressive, and over the last couple of years, they probably haven't got the placings they deserve. But they play an attacking brand of footy and got a win against Aussie, so they're right up there."
"They're willing to throw the ball around, an attacking team, but certainly mixing that up with a solid forward pack as well," "I'm sure they'll throw everything at us tomorrow."
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