We can beat Australia too: Murray

Scotland captain Scott Murray believes his players can atone for last year’s World Cup quarter-final defeat with an historic victory over Australia next weekend.

Sat, 05 Jun, 2004 - 12:12

Samoa 3 Scotland 38

Scotland captain Scott Murray believes his players can atone for last year’s World Cup quarter-final defeat with an historic victory over Australia next weekend.

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