Japan left behind by Scotland in second half

Tommy Seymour grabbed two tries on his home debut as Scotland saw off the challenge of improving Japan 42-17 following a flurry of second-half action.

Japan left behind by Scotland in second half
Sat, 09 Nov, 2013 - 18:39

Scotland 42 Japan 17

Tommy Seymour grabbed two tries on his home debut as Scotland saw off the challenge of improving Japan 42-17 following a flurry of second-half action.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: GlasgowPlace: MurrayfieldPlace: ScotlandPerson: Tommy SeymourPerson: Kenki FukuokaPerson: Greig LaidlawPerson: Alasdair DickinsonPerson: Duncan WeirPerson: Sean LamontPerson: Scott JohnsonPerson: Vern CotterPerson: JohnsonPerson: CotterPerson: SeymourPerson: Tim SwinsonPerson: Richie GrayPerson: LaidlawPerson: SwinsonPerson: Ryan GrantPerson: Craig WingPerson: DickinsonPerson: Sean MaitlandPerson: Al StrokoschPerson: Ruaridh JacksonPerson: Ayumu GoromaruPerson: LamontPerson: Nick de LucaPerson: SauPerson: JacksonPerson: FukuokaPerson: GoromaruPerson: GrayPerson: Ryu Koliniasi HolaniPerson: WeirEvent: 2015 World CupOrganisation: JapanOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: Clermont AuvergneOrganisation: BritishOrganisation: Irish LionsOrganisation: Wales
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