New Zealand has preserved a 120-year unbeaten record against Scotland after winning a gripping contest 25-17 at Murrayfield.

Scotland and Lions centre Huw Jones: "The damage had been done in the first half but we got back to level and then New Zealand - they've done it so many times - they squeezed the game and their composure was incredible.

Scotland vs New Zealand is due to kick off at 3.10pm GMT on Saturday 8 November at Murrayfield in Edinburgh. Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports 3, with coverage on the latter channel from 2.45pm GMT. A live stream will be available via discovery+.

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend made a bold call with his team selection by bringing in Kyle Steyn for the prolific Duhan van der Merwe. Steyn was seen as more of an all-rounder and someone who could defend well, both in terms of tackling and under the high ball.

Ardie Savea will captain New Zealand against Scotland as the All Blacks make three starting changes for Saturday's match at Murrayfield. Lock Josh Lord and outside centre Leicester Fainga'anuku have been brought in to replace injured duo Scott Barrett and Jordie Barrett,

Scotland host New Zealand in their second autumn international of 2025. Get match details, betting tips, predictions and TV info for Saturday's match at Murrayfield

Scotland face New Zealand at Murrayfield on Saturday, looking to secure their first ever win over the All Blacks in 120 years (3:10pm, TNT Sports and Discovery+). The two sides have met 32 times, and the best result Scotland have managed have been two draws, the last of which came back in 1983.

Scotland win the foul and Russell finds touch down their right, deep in the New Zealand 22. The ball is shifted inside and the hosts are quickly within a matter of metres of the line. They earn the advantage and play is brought back almost straight away as the move breaks down. Russell kicks for touch in the corner, down Scotland’s left this time.