Australia look to continue winning run against Scotland – live updates

A second successive penalty and Australia boot further deeper into Scottish territory. Brandon Paenga-Amosa will throw a lineout sevne metres from the line.

A lively opening passage, this. Scotland stall Wallabies ball just beyond halfway, but Rory Darge is in from the side. Penalty Wallabies – down towards the 22 they march.

Scotland flip the field with a deep kick and Australia clear to their own ten-metre line. Scotland play intricately around Sione Tuipulotu, but a Finn Russell flick hits the deck.

Strong defence from Scotland as they face up to a second set, Rob Valetini thundered back annd then Brandon Paenga-Amosa, too. Pierre Schoeman then capitalises on loose ruck ball to snatch aturnover.

Some punchy early carries from the Australians, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii and Rob Valetini showing well. They eventually run out of steam just short of the Scotland 22, Len Ikitau stabbing a kick in behind. Scotland gather and clear to touch.

A shallow kick off from Noah Lolesio that Scotland still choose to play, foolishly, as it happens – a knock on and a first Australia scrum.

And we are underway in Edinburgh.

Right, here we go. Will the Wallabies grand slam hopes stay alive?

Former Scotland team doctor James Robson delivers the match ball on his birthday. A great of the game.

A few of the Wallabies look rather parky as they huddle like penguins for the anthem.

Scotland’s rendition is typically pleasant, Murrayfield in fine voice.

Matt Fagerson leads Scotland out on the occasion of his 50th cap, soon followed by the rest of his squad mates and their Australian opposition.