Scotland v New Zealand

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Saturday 7 Nov 2026

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14:10 Local Time

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Murrayfield Stadium • 

Edinburgh, United KingdomShow on map

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Scotland’s national rugby union team, known as the Scotland men’s team, represents the country in international rugby and competes annually in the Six Nations Championship against England, Six Nations7, Six Nations5, Italy and Wales. The team has also appeared at every Rugby World Cup since the tournament began in 1987, reaching the semi-finals in 1991, its strongest finish. Scotland’s historic honours include Five Nations and Six Nations titles, as well as Grand Slam seasons in 1925, 1984 and 1990. Home internationals are played at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Rugby World Cup2, the country’s largest rugby stadium and a landmark venue for Scottish sport. The team’s traditional dark blue kit and passionate supporters are familiar sights at Murrayfield and on away tours. Recent and notable Scotland players include fly-half Finn Russell, winger Darcy Graham and centre Sione Tuipulotu, alongside celebrated former internationals such as Gavin Hastings and Doddie Weir. Scotland is known for an adventurous style, skilled backs and a strong rugby heritage, with its campaigns closely followed by fans across the country. Explore Scotland rugby fixtures, results, squad news and competition history to keep up with the team throughout the international season.

New Zealand’s national rugby union team, known worldwide as the All Blacks, is one of the sport’s most successful sides. Representing New Zealand in international rugby, the team competes in the Rugby Championship and contests the Bledisloe Cup against Australia. The All Blacks have won the Rugby World Cup three times, in 1987, 2011 and 2015, and reached the final again in 2023. Their major honours also include numerous Tri Nations and Rugby Championship titles, reflecting a long record of achievement across the Southern Hemisphere. Legendary players such as Richie McCaw, Dan Carter and Jonah Lomu helped shape the team’s reputation, while stars including Beauden Barrett and Ardie Savea have featured in more recent eras. The All Blacks traditionally play home Tests at venues around New Zealand, with Auckland’s Rugby World Cup4 among their best-known stadiums and a historic setting for major international matches. Famous for their black playing kit, silver fern emblem and pre-match haka, they attract a global following. Fans seeking New Zealand rugby news can follow the team’s fixtures, results, squad announcements and tournament campaigns throughout the international season.