The most excitement in the game came in the dying seconds when Max Jorgensen sprinted over for the Wallabies’ second try, 68 minutes after the first.
Edinburgh | The Wallabies’ woes show no sign of abating after another bruising loss in a scruffy arm-wrestle of a Test against Scotland at Murrayfield.
On a grey Sunday (Monday AEDT) afternoon in Edinburgh, Harry Wilson’s crew delivered an improved but still dour performance, matching the weather in the worst game of a dramatic Nations Championship weekend, as the Scots prevailed 15-12 in a Test to forget.
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