Scotland call for ‘common sense’ to prevail in bid to save Japan clash

Scotland have urged World Cup bosses to see sense and push their win-or-bust showdown with Japan out of Typhoon Hagibis’ path of destruction.

Scotland call for ‘common sense’ to prevail in bid to save Japan clash

Scotland have urged World Cup bosses to see sense and push their win-or-bust showdown with Japan out of Typhoon Hagibis’ path of destruction.

Scottish Rugby Union chief executive Mark Dodson made his call as he refused to rule out taking legal action to make sure the game goes ahead.

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