Darcy Graham matched the record for the most tries scored for Scotland as the team showcased their dominance with a 59-21 victory over Portugal in their Autumn Nations Series Test at Murrayfield on Saturday. Graham, playing on the wing, contributed significantly to the match by scoring the third of Scotland's five tries in the first half. This performance brought his total to 29 tries in just 41 international appearances, allowing him to equal Duhan van der Merwe's record. Scotland's impressive display saw them run in a total of nine tries, highlighting their attacking prowess despite Portugal's spirited effort.

The Springboks are set to face Scotland in a highly anticipated World Cup pool match, and the atmosphere is anything but light-hearted. Unlike their recent 50-point romp against Fiji's second-string team, this encounter promises to be a serious test of skill and strategy. Scotland is bracing itself for the arrival of the Springboks, who are not only the reigning champions of the southern hemisphere but also the current world champions. Known for their intimidating style of play, the South Africans have a reputation for instilling fear in their opponents. In the lead-up to the match, South Africa's head coach, Rassie Erasmus, has attempted to soften their image, oscillating between a desire for affection and a fierce, aggressive game plan. While the Springboks excel at securing victories on the field, it appears that winning the admiration of fans and rivals alike is now part of their agenda. As the two teams prepare to clash, the stakes are high, and the rivalry is palpable. This match is expected to be a true test of rugby prowess, with both sides eager to assert their dominance.