HIGHLIGHTS | SCOTLAND V AUSTRALIA | AUTUMN NATIONS SERIES

This promises much. Here's hoping. Australia with Lollasea. He'd have practised that about 5,000 times this week. And Scotland off a kick-off that didn't work, but Scotland handing it back to Australia. The body's piling beyond the ball and that's where the penalty came. You've got to stay on your feet. Half a dozen Australian penalties in the opening quarter. Time for Scotland to make them pay, you would think. Maybe now. Drive for the line, Tuipulotu. It seems Tuipulotu has the main district. We see Scotland use this early in the game and they're not straight. It's a pretty soft defence. You've got to say that that is the threat that Tuipulotu brings. Just raw power. It's been a while since Scotland were hammering away this close. And then Richie away to the hooker. Ewan Ashman. Russell. Blue shirts out here. Are there enough of them? One of them belongs to Diogo! Once more goes clear at the top. Play into the wider channels, then their ability after this to use the bigger, heavier men. Punch holes into the Australian defence and then... Quality of passing through the hands. He's still got a bit of work to do. Finishes it well. Sitting at seven carries and 43 metres made. There's a tight end prop with a world class stats. Tuipulotu doesn't take the hit but Russell does again. It was Iketau but Graham could have passed over to Bayliss. Look at this. It's far from perfect with the first phase attack. Really good initial defence by the Wallabies. That offload away by Hugh Jones. Darzee Graham slips away from the defenders. Looks like he's going to do it himself. He has no right to do this. Goose step. Fend. Bounce. Try time. Scotland really with a bit between their teeth at the moment. Lovely. King when they're stepping as he caught the ball off the pass. Makes it so hard to defend against. The defender's got no idea if he's going on the out curve, which we've seen so often, or in that case stepping back against the green. Ten minutes to go. Scotland trying to break loose here with Duan van der Merwe. The ball out. Jones. Graham. It went the other way to Kegel. And Russell. Initial hit up. You see Sione Tuipulotu shows the eyes. Good carry again by Matt Fagerson. And quick ball so important. The wash. Duan van der Merwe. Slider inside. Duan van der Merwe does so well. He beats the defence but then understands where the players are. Great pass out the back. Blair Kinghorn, I think, has been quite brilliant this afternoon with his contribution. Finds the offer. Ball inside. Understand where your support runners are. That's a fantastic try for Scotland. Shortened line-up. McDermott chasing. But look at Horne. But still the chase. Still the work. And Potter. On his debut. Really slow. Really slow. Slow up. Slow up. Slow up. Where's that right leg? This is really tight. OK, so it is a try. The Australian player has taken possession. He's grinded it before it's fitted to the dead ball. Harry is a Wallaby. He's also a try scorer in Wallaby. That's as good as it's going to get. That's as good as it gets. But I think credit's got to go to Geoff Parling there. This was just an amazing finish from Harry Potter. Team McDermott will claim a line-out win and an assist off the back of that one. Popping up at the front of the line-out. Snagging it. Breaking through. And not quite. McDermott. We went the other way. And Wilson's there. This Scottish defence. Good coward earth. Did the Wallabies not score from that? That's the last act. Well, 40 years ago, Australia came here and won 37-12. That was the win that clinched the 1984 Grand Slam. Today, Scotland have won.