Summary

  • Taukeiaho & Telea go over within first eight minutes; Scots given penalty try with Lienert-Brown sin-binned for pulling down Hogg before Graham runs in

  • Russell kicks three penalties and conversion to boost Scots' lead before Dempsey sin-binned as All Blacks go a point ahead through Barrett and then Telea

  • Scotland have one win and two losses so far this autumn

  • Scotland have never beaten New Zealand in 32 attempts

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Scotland 14-14 New Zealand

    Jordie Barrett is under a high ball but is then smothered in lilac shirts as Scotland force the line-out. The home side have their tails up now.

    Lilac? Aye, it's a fancy change kit...

  2. Scotland 14-14 New Zealand

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland at Murrayfield

    The crowd here have gone through the full gamut of emotions in 15 minutes!

    From a silent: 'Here we go again...' and fatalism, suddenly, there's life!

    What a response from Scotland.

  3. try

    Try Scotland 14-14 New Zealand

    What a game! Darcy Graham ghosts away from two lunging tackles to scamper in for Scotland's second try.

    Finn Russell bangs over the conversion to level matters.

    Darcy Graham races away to score Scotland's second trySNS

  4. Scotland 7-14 New Zealand

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland at Murrayfield

    That was exactly the sort of inspiration Scotland needed from Stuart Hogg.

  5. Penalty try & yellow card - Scotland 7-14 New Zealand

    Yup. A try is awarded and Anton Lienert-Brown is in the bin.

  6. Scotland 0-14 New Zealand

    Boos ring round Murrayfield as Stuart Hogg is taken out by Anton Lienert-Brown when it looks like he's going to gather a bouncing ball under the posts.

    TMO review...

    Stuart Hogg is impeded as he gives chase to his own kickSNS

  7. Scotland 0-14 New Zealand

    A minute's applause rings around Murrayfield to remember Siobhan Cattigan, the Scotland women's player who passed away a year ago.

  8. Scotland 0-14 New Zealand

    How do Scotland respond?

    It's vital the home side 'keep the heid' here or it could get very messy.

  9. try

    Scotland 0-14 New Zealand

    And another...

    A debut try for Mark Telea as he gathers a crossfield kick from Jordie Barrett to stroll in.

    Far too easy for the visitors.

  10. try

    Try Scotland 0-7 New Zealand

    Scotland in disarray from the line-out and it's an easy score for Samisoni Taukei’aho

    Jordie Barrett pops over the extras.

  11. Scotland 0-0 New Zealand

    An early penalty for the visitors as wing Mark Telea breezes past Stuart Hogg. It's kicked deep into the corner.

  12. Kick-off

    Scotland 0-0 New Zealand

    And away we go!

  13. Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Captains Jamie Ritchie and Samuel Whitelock make time for a quick word with the smiling Doddie Weir and the crowd give it laldy singing the 'Bonnie Banks...'

  14. Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    The anthems are over and now it's Haka time...

    The Scotland side look on, arm in arm. No sign of any knocking knees.

  15. Can Scotland click for mission improbable?

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    So, what do Scotland have to do to pull off a shock win?

    Stop conceding daft penalties would be a good place to start since ill-discipline has been a growing problem for some time now.

    Hope that Finn Russell is in the mood to prove the head coach was wrong to leave him out.

    If those two elements combine with everyone else having a stormer of a day, then it might just happen...

  16. Do it for Doddie, is captain's message

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Murrayfield rose as one to greet Doddie Weir that day in 2017, with the Scotland legend bringing out the match ball before kick-off and accompanied by his sons.

    Weir, who has been battling against motor neurone disease with such a brave face, is in attendance again today, marking five years since the launch of his charity which has raised millions.

    Captain Jamie Ritchie said the presence of Weir will be "hugely inspirational".

    "I said to the boys out there during the team run, 'If you need any other motivation than to do it for him, then I don't know what to say'," explained the back-row yesterday.

    Doddie WeirSNS

  17. What happened in 2017?

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Scotland have not always been beaten by the All Blacks since there have been two draws across the 31 meetings, including an improbable 0-0 in Edinburgh in 1964.

    Five years ago, on their last visit to these parts, New Zealand were given a scare as they held on for 22-17 win.

    Stuart Hogg made an impressive dash for the corner late on, only to be denied by a superb cover-tackle from Beauden Barrett.

    The full-back, who was absolutely fantastic that day, may still have the odd sleepless night about it.

  18. Big day for Christie family

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Finlay Christie was raised in Peebles and spent some time in Aberdeen before his parents moved to the other side of the world when he was seven.

    Mum and dad and brother Gregor are at the game today cheering him on as he wins his 14th cap for New Zealand.

    "It has been on my bucket list for wee while to play at Murrayfield, so it will be pretty cool," said the scrum-half the other day. "I’d say it will be a bit more special for the parents but I’m looking forward to it."

    Finlay ChristieSNS

    Finlay Christie gets to play against the land of his birth

  19. 'Shriek of approval for Russell'

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland at Murrayfield

    A certain Mr Russell just got the biggest shriek of approval from the Murrayfield crowd as the Scotland team was read out over the tannoy.

    No pressure Finn. There is a full brass band and pipe band on the pitch as we prepare for the anthems and the atmosphere in this place cranks up.

  20. 'Two flat performances'

    Scotland v New Zealand (14:15)

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Murrayfield

    Scotland in the autumn so far. Attack pedestrian. Discipline poor. Ball carriers - not nearly enough of them. Very little happening in the midfield. Nothing from Stuart Hogg last time out. Two flat performances.

    The intensity in training this week will have ratcheted upwards so expecting a lot more from them today. Just make a game of it.