Scotland look to put bad start behind them

Scotland were aiming to put a difficult start to the World Cup behind them as they took on the powerful American Eagles in their second Pool B match in Brisbane today.

Scotland look to put bad start behind them

Scotland were aiming to put a difficult start to the World Cup behind them as they took on the powerful American Eagles in their second Pool B match in Brisbane today.

Scotland coach Ian McGeechan had to cope with the loss of openside flanker Andy Mower to injury, while the unconvincing first-up win over Japan and the unplanned shift of their training base meant preparations have not been smooth.

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