Scotland overcome gutsy Japan

Scotland 32 Japan 11

Scotland overcome gutsy Japan
Sun, 12 Oct, 2003 - 14:16

Scotland 32 Japan 11

Scotland overcame some stiff Japanese resistance to win their opening match of the World Cup in Townsville.

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