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Scotland will be targeting improved discipline and defence when they face the Springboks in Edinburgh on Sunday.
The Scots will go into the Test against the back-to-back World Champions with confidence following a convincing 57-17 win at Murrayfield on Saturday night.
This will be the two teams first clash since last year’s Rugby World Cup in France when the Boks won 18-3.
For South Africa it’s their first Test since clinching the Rugby Championship for the first time in five-years and they will be looking to start their tour on a high.
The Scotland coach, Gregor Townsend, said their discipline needs to be on point.
Sunday’s Test at Murrayfield kicks off at 18:10.
The Scots will go into the Test against the back-to-back World Champions with confidence following a convincing 57-17 win at Murrayfield on Saturday night.
This will be the two teams first clash since last year’s Rugby World Cup in France when the Boks won 18-3.
For South Africa it’s their first Test since clinching the Rugby Championship for the first time in five-years and they will be looking to start their tour on a high.
The Scotland coach, Gregor Townsend, said their discipline needs to be on point.
Sunday’s Test at Murrayfield kicks off at 18:10.
