New Zealand: Jordan; Carter, Fainga'anuku, Tupaea, Clarke; B Barrett, Roigard; De Groot, Taylor, Newell, Lord, Holland, Sititi, Savea (capt), Lakai. Replacements: Taukei'aho,  Williams, Tosi,  Darry, Kirifi, Ratima, Proctor, McKenzie. There have been plenty of words used this week to describe Scotland's record against New Zealand.

The All Blacks keep their Grand Slam hopes alive despite a spirited Scottish comeback.

New Zealand preserved a 120-year unbeaten record against Scotland after winning a gripping contest 25-17 at Murrayfield on Saturday. The All Blacks blew a 17-0 halftime lead and overcame three yellow cards to win their 33rd test with Scotland.

Tom English reflects on Scotland's "exhilarating and infuriating" display in the 25-17 defeat by New Zealand at Murrayfield.

A 33rd attempt, a 31st defeat and crucially still no win for Scotland against the All Blacks. And so the search will go on. Let us not resort to that familiar lament, if Scotland could not win it here,

Scotland rued a massive missed opportunity as they let a potential historic first win over New Zealand slip at Murrayfield on Saturday after fighting back to be level with the All Blacks 10 minutes from time.

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From the outset, New Zealand established their dominance. Within just three minutes, Cam Roigard scored the first try, followed closely by Beauden Barrett’s successful conversion. The Scots, aiming for their first victory against the All Blacks in 33 attempts, struggled to find their rhythm.

Underneath the stands of Edinburgh's Scottish Gas Murrayfield, among stacks of forgotten match balls, yellowed photographs, and hand-stitched caps, heritage lead Laura Tinch is piecing Scotland’s rugby past back together one story at a time.

As Scottish Rugby celebrates 100 years of holding national games at Murrayfield, it is asking for fans to vote for their favourite moment at the stadium.