Nations Championship - Scotland 21-43 New Zealand: All Blacks power on to leave hosts well short of history at Murrayfield

Wallace Sititi, Ethan de Groot, Codie Taylor, Beauden Barrett (two), Josh Moorby, Asafo Aumua score as New Zealand's All Blacks surge on in second half to comprehensively beat Scotland at Murrayfield in Nations Championship; Scots fail to score four tries, meaning they earn no bonus point

Image: New Zealand's All Blacks surged past Scotland at Murrayfield in the second half to secure Nations Championship victory

Scotland remain winless against New Zealand in 121 years of contests as the All Blacks proved too strong to record a 43-21 Nations Championship victory at Murrayfield.

The All Blacks scored seven tries in the Scottish capital through No 8 Wallace Sititi, loosehead Ethan de Groot, hooker Codie Taylor, full-back Beauden Barrett (two), wing Josh Moorby and replacement hooker Asafo Aumua, and despite sin-binings to back-rows Peter Lakai and Sititi, demonstrated their lethal ability in attack.

Scotland battled from 10 points behind to narrow to within three by the break after a madcap opening 40 minutes which saw hooker Ewan Ashman score a hat-trick, but New Zealand emerged to dominate the second half.

Scotland 21-43 New Zealand - Score summary

Scotland - Tries: Ashman (8,26,38). Cons: Russell (9, 27, 39).

New Zealand - Tries: Sititi (4), de Groot (16), Lakai (20), B Barrett (31,51), Moorby (49), Aumua (68). Cons: McKenzie (17,32,52,69).

The net result means Gregor Townsend's side remain searching for a first success over the All Blacks, with Scotland's winless run against New Zealand now at 34 Tests.

Image: Scotland remain without a victory over the All Blacks in their history, and failed to score a point in the second half

What's next?

For Scotland, they next face Australia in their second Nations Championship Test of the autumn at Murrayfield on Sunday November 15 (3.10pm kick-off).

Scotland's Nations Championship fixtures and results


Argentina 38-47 Scotland	July 4
South Africa 42-28 Scotland	July 11
Fiji 17-33 Scotland	July 18
Scotland 21-43 New Zealand	November 7
Scotland vs Australia	Sunday, November 15 (3.10pm)
Scotland vs Japan	Saturday, November 21 (2.10pm)

New Zealand travel to face Wales in Cardiff for their next Test, on Saturday November 14 (2.10pm kick-off).

More to follow...

This is a breaking news story that is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh this page for the latest updates.

Sky Sports brings you live updates as they happen. Get breaking sports news, analysis, exclusive interviews, replays and highlights.

Sky Sports is your trusted source for breaking sports news headlines and live updates. Watch live coverage of your favourite sports: Football, F1, Boxing, Cricket, Golf, Tennis, Rugby League, Rugby Union, NFL, Darts, Netball and get the latest transfers news, results, scores and more.

Visit skysports.com or the Sky Sports App for all the breaking sports news headlines. You can receive push notifications from the Sky Sports app for the latest news from your favourite sports and you can also follow @SkySportsNews on Twitter to get the latest updates.

Eben Etzebeth: Springboks issue major squad update ahead of France clash

ruck.co.uk hace 1 día

Ireland team: Dan Sheehan in ‘race to be fit’ to face Springboks and rookie forward ‘ruled out’ f...

planetrugby.com hace 20 horas

Springboks referee admits to 'imposter syndrome' after taking charge of South Africa

ruck.co.uk hace 2 días

Nigel Owens delivers verdict on controversial All Blacks try against Scotland

ruck.co.uk hace 1 día

Italy v South Africa LIVE: Springboks resume Nations Championship campaign against injury-hit hosts

Independent hace 3 días

'Annihilate that part of your game': How Ireland beat the Springboks this November

rugbypass.com hace 2 días

Eddie Jones halts press conference to criticise referee after Wales defeat

ruck.co.uk hace 23 horas