2018 Autumn International Scotland v Fiji

Scotland welcome the powerful Fijians in the first of their Autumn Internationals. Having won two out of their three matches in the 2017 Autumn Series, they’ll be keen to take a clean sweep in 2018.

2018 Autumn International Scotland v South Africa

South Africa travel to colder climes to take on Scotland in the second of the Scottish Autumn Internationals. The last meeting between the two teams came during the Rugby World Cup in 2015. The Pool B match ended in a 34-16 defeat for the Scots as they were comfortably beaten by the Springboks.

2018 Autumn International Scotland v Argentina

Scotland have beaten Argentina all three times they’ve met since the Pumas knocked the Scots out the 2011 Rugby World Cup in Wellington. Gregor Townsend will be aiming to continue this run with a third consecutive win at BT Murrayfield after the 19-16 win in 2016 and the nine try thriller 41-31 the previous year (when brothers Ritchie and Jonny Gray made their first appearance together for Scotland and celebrated by scoring a try apiece!)

2019 Six Nations Scotland v Italy

Italy gave Scotland a scare when the two met at the Stadio Olimpico in their final match of the 2018 6 Nations. A dogged Scotland eventually ran out 29-27 winners, however they will want to improve on this in the opening game of the 2019 Six Nations, and with their passionate home crowd behind them we’d expect Scotland to come out all guns blazing.

2019 Six Nations Scotland v Ireland

In the second of their home fixtures, Scotland play host to their Celtic rivals Ireland at BT Murrayfield. Having made such progress in the 2018 6 Nations, Scotland will be keen to prove they’re contenders against Grand Slam Winners Ireland, and will have their passionate home crowd behind them.

2019 Six Nations Scotland v Wales

Scotland will want to convert the promise of recent years into a serious challenge for the top spot in Northern Hemishpere rugby. This young Scottish side under Vern Cotton are one of the most exciting teams to watch in the tournament, especially at the home of Scottish rugby, BT Murrayfield with the passionate home crowd behind them. In the penultimate weekend of the tournament, they take on their nemesis Wales, who dominated the match when the sides last met.