John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on STV

Scotland kept getting the wrong side of Andrew Brace with Sione Tuiputotu going to the sin bin.

But the difference is red zone efficiency - when the team gets into the opposition 22m, how often do they score? New Zealand were at 58%, Scotland were at 30%.

There's a couple moments in the second half where they manage to get down into the 22m, and they lost the ball first phase. It's that clinical edge.

Lots to clean up for Scotland but New Zealand were exceptional.

That could be a telling blow.

New Zealand are so clinical, so sharp, and they slice straight through Scotland again.

It's a lovely pass out the back that starts the move and Beauden Barrett is in acres of space, waiting to score the All Blacks' sixth try of the game.

Damian McKenzie adds the extras.

This game is being played at breakneck pace.

Finn Russell puts Huw Jones away with a brilliant pass and gets the hosts into the All Blacks' 22, but Scotland are held up from the subsequent phase.

There was a penalty advantage, so they'll get another crack at it.

Andrew Brace is having a chat with Codie Taylor about New Zealand's discipline, or lack of.

There's plenty of Scots involved in this New Zealand set-up, as well as the familiar face of former Glasgow Warriors head coach Dave Rennie.

Mike Blair is the most notable. The former Scotland scrum-half is Rennie's attack coach, having had a spell in charge of Edinburgh, and has helped bring the typical Kiwi flair back to the All Blacks side.

"I don't know how it'll feel," he told BBC Scotland a few weeks ago, speaking on his return to Murrayfield. "I'll tell you once we're there, but it'll definitely be weird and cool. I'm looking forward to it."

Euan Mackintosh is another Scot and has a role as the All Blacks' skills acquisition coach. The third is Adam Hay, who is New Zealand's performance scientist.