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Scotland: No End in Sight for Russell as He Eyes Famous All Blacks Win

Townsend must settle several selection calls as Scotland seek a first win over New Zealand in 33 attempts.

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Finn Russell is frustrated at questions about when he might retire as the Scotland fly-half sounds refreshed as he prepares for another attempt to end their hoodoo against the All Blacks.
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Former Falkirk RFC ace Finn Russell ready for 'special' All Blacks clash

Former Falkirk fly-half Finn Russell says that he is relishing a “special” fixture against the All Blacks this Saturday at Murrayfield.

·Falkirk, United Kingdom
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Scotland: No end in sight for Russell as he eyes famous All Blacks win

Finn Russell is frustrated at questions about when he might retire as the Scotland fly-half sounds refreshed as he prepares for another attempt to end their hoodoo against the All Blacks.

·London, United Kingdom
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Scots aiming for historic win over All Blacks, says Cummings

Scotland lock Scott Cummings has urged his team-mates to deliver a statement victory against New Zealand when the teams clash at Murrayfield on Saturday.

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Scotland predicted XV to face All Blacks: big calls in the backs as New Zealand visit Murrayfield

Gregor Townsend has some crucial decisions to make for their first Test of the November Nations Championship series

·Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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Championship of Nations: at What Time and on Which TV Channel to Follow Scotland – New Zealand

Scotland – New Zealand will compete this Saturday in Edinburgh for the Hens Phase of the Championship of Nations. Scotland, currently 4th in the rankings, comes out of a series with a victory and a defeat in its last two games. New Zealand, 2nd, arrives after two consecutive wins. The game [...]

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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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