Well played Fiji! Alamo stuff as they see out over five minutes of solid pressure there. Scotland drive from a lineout, but they can't get the ball away and get pinged for a turnover.

Tremendous defence! Another offside but Scotland were so close to finding the line there. My word Scotland will know they've had a game after this. Some huuuge hits in already.

A massive period of play, must have been 20+ phases, as Scotland patiently probe at the edges with some huge hits coming in. Scotland end with a penalty for offside in front of the posts and go for a scrum. Blood in the water.

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There may be plenty of changes to the Scotland XV but they play in familiar patterns. There's some lovely passing and tempo to their first spell of possession with skipper Stafford McDowall chucking out a lovely wide ball. So far Fiji stand strong though.

Scotland win a welcome penalty from the first scurm of the day. Always a confidence booster for the pack.

A very early line break from Fiji wing Selestino Ravutaumada as the men in white make a sharp start. Plenty of phases from the off.

And we are away!

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Colin Gregor
Former Glasgow Warriors back on BBC Radio Scotland

Fiji will want to improve on what happened last week, defensively be harder to break down and score against.

For Scotland they have to be disciplined but they can't just go set piece to set piece, they need to attack and have the ambition they've shown in the last games but also underpin it with real solid discipline and a robust defensive effort.

Spine-tingling stuff as Fiji go through the Cibi - their traditional battle cry. Scotland stand in a line and stare it down. This is on!

Fiji have been beaten by England and Wales so far, while Scotland lost out to South Africa in thrilling style last week after beating Argentina.

It's anthems time at Murrayfield...

Here come the two sides. Murrayfield is not full but there are plenty in. Where will this one be won and lost?

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The Sportsound team are live now.

Thomas Duncan is your commentator alongside former Scotland sevens captain Colin Gregor and Scotland's record cap holder Chris Paterson.

While this game is being played in Edinburgh, it is technically a home game for Fiji.

They're bringing their culture to the Scottish capital ahead of the Murrayfield clash.

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Fiji have been involved in two very high-scoring games already in this Championship - Murayfield is expecting more of the same!

BBC's chief sports writer Tom English called Scotland's display in Pretoria last weekend a "masterpiece" despite a 42-28 defeat to the Boks.

Take a look back at the Scotland tries from last Saturday to get you in the mood for this afternoon.

Scotland boss Gregor Townsend is preparing for another try-fest against Fiji.

Scotland have scored 21 tries in their last four games, three of them away from home, against France, Ireland, Argentina and South Africa, but they have conceded 163 points in the process and lost twice.

Gregor Townsend has made 14 changes to the team that started in Pretoria last weekend.

The only player retained from last weekend's exhilarating defeat by South Africa is Gregor Brown, who shifts from lock to number eight.

Stafford McDowall captains the side and is partnered in the centres by Glasgow Warriors teammate Ollie Smith.

George Horne and Fergus Burke start as the half-backs, while Duhan van der Merwe, Darcy Graham and Tom Jordan form a high-calibre back three.

In the forwards, Gregor Hiddleston makes his first Scotland start at hooker after impressing off the bench against Argentina and South Africa - he is joined in the front row by experienced duo Rory Sutherland and D'Arcy Rae.

Jonny Gray and Max Williamson are the second row partnership, with Josh Bayliss and Freddy Douglas - who also makes his first Scotland start - flanking Brown at the base of the scrum.

Scotland XV: Tom Jordan, Darcy Graham, Ollie Smith, Stafford McDowall, Duhan van der Merwe, Fergus Burke, George Horne; Rory Sutherland, Gregor Hiddleston, D'Arcy Rae, Jonny Gray, Max Williamson, Josh Bayliss, Freddy Douglas, Gregor Brown.

Replacements: Seb Stephen, Pierre Schoeman, Zander Fagerson, Scott Cummings, Magnus Bradbury, Liam McConnell, Jamie Dobie, Sione Tuipulotu.

Recovered from last weekend's pulsating game in South Africa?

Well the Scots are back on home soil this afternoon and ready to face Fiji at Murrayfield.

Kick off is approaching.

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