Ireland vs South Africa LIVE rugby: Result and final score in thrilling autumn international

A loose pass is delectably scooped up by Waisea Nayacalevu velvety hands, and Fiji have a rare chance to counter. Darcy Graham, named Player of the Match by the commentary team, denies them it, spearing in at the side at the ruck.

Nic Berry briefly directs his card into the face of a perplexed Ben White, but is soon informed of his error, and the right man is sent to the sin bin - to applause from the crowd.

A curiously short penalty advantage from Nic Berry after the Scottish scrum had again been rewarded for their drive. Fiji, then, are allowed to continue after a sharp ruck pilfer.

Vinaya Habosi carries three Scottish tacklers with him, just about managing to smuggle the ball back after Berry calls the maul, but a side entry from a Fijian clearer gives Scotland a penalty.

A tenth handling error of the day ends Fiji’s latest extravagant attacking dance. Vilimoni Botitu’s calf appears to have twinged - he receives some treatment as the two sets of forwards take a breather and ready themselves for a scrum just inside the Scotland 22.

Ben White will never have an easier score!

Sharp from the scrum-half - Fiji put Vinaya Habosi on to the flank of their scrum to restore it to eight men. Habosi, intent on pushing, fails to get off the side as White sweeps around the back of a stable Scottish set-piece, and the makeshift blindside inadvertendly trips Viliame Mata, too.

All of that leaves a great chunk of open green pasture for White to run through, with barely a Fijian body in sight as he scores Scotland’s fourth try.

Eroni Mawi rejoins affairs to ensure Fiji have sufficient qualified front-rowers on the pitch as Scotland opt to scrum again.

Scotland sweep the ball to the left and Cameron Redpath has his first international try!

Or does he? Nic Berry calls upstairs to his TMO for a check, but Brett Cronan has already spotted a knock on by Jack Dempsey at the base of a rapidly advancing Scottish scrum. The try is chalked off, but Fiji are going to drop to 14 men.

Not a great day to be a Fijian debutant - Livai Natave heads for the sin bin.

And now Sam Matavesi stands up under pressure - Berry adds a scrum-specific warning to his previous order for disciplinary improvement.

Matavesi is then withdrawn; Tevita Ikainvere will hope to stabilise the centre of the Fijian front row.

The Fijian scrum is splintered. Penalty coming, again.

Ben White chips across for Darcy Graham, who leaps above Vilimoni Botitu...but can’t quite clasp it to score.

Back for the penalty. Nic Berry does not draw his card for now - it’s a scrum penalty, he says, but Fiji are made aware of the impending sanction again.

Walker’s first involvement is a good’un, a firm carry to make two metres. Jonny Gray also carries stiffly, and Sam Matavesi flops off his feet before developing a better jackaling position, and is rightly pinged.

Nic Berry warns Waisea Nayacalevu that the next penalty against his side will prompt a reach to his pocket for a card. Scotland fancy a scrum in the shadow of the Fijian posts.

Two penalties in quick succession against Fiji - the 12th and 13th of a match in which Nic Berry’s whistle has had to be regularly employed.

A debut for Scotland’s Murphy Walker, on at tighthead for Zander Fagerson.