History of rugby union matches between Australia and Scotland

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The national rugby union teams of Australia (the Wallabies) and Scotland have been playing each other in Test rugby since 1927, and by October 2015, they had met in 29 Test matches. Their first meeting was on 17 December 1927, and was won 10-8 by Scotland. Their most recent meeting took place at Twickenham, London in October 2015 and was won 35-34 by Australia. Scotland won seven of the first nine matches between the sides but then had to wait twenty-seven years until November 2009 for their next victory, as the next sixteen games were all won by Australia. Since 1998, the two teams have competed for the Hopetoun Cup.

Summary

Overall

Details Played Won by
 Australia
Won by
 Scotland
Drawn Australia points Scotland points
In Australia 11 9 2 0 313 116
In Scotland 17 10 7 0 358 214
Neutral venue 1 1 0 0 35 34
Overall 29 20 9 0 706 334

Records

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was or last set.

Record Australia Scotland
Longest winning streak 16 (10 Jul 1982–21 Nov 2009) 3 (6 Dec 1975–10 Jul 1982)
Largest points for
Home 45 (13 June 1998) 24 (19 December 1981)
Away 44 (25 November 2006) 34 (18 October 2015)
Largest winning margin
Home 42 (13 June 1998) 9 (19 December 1981)
Away 29 (25 November 2006) 5 (4 July 1982)

Results

No. Date Venue Score Winner Competition
29 18 October 2015 Twickenham Stadium, London, England 35 – 34  Australia 2015 Rugby World Cup Quarter-final
28 23 November 2013 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 15 – 21  Australia 2013 Autumn International
27 5 June 2012 Hunter Stadium, Newcastle 6 – 9  Scotland Scotland Tour of Australasia
26 21 November 2009 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 9 – 8  Scotland 2009 Autumn International
25 25 November 2006 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 15 – 44  Australia 2006 Autumn International
24 20 November 2004 Hampden Park, Glasgow 17 – 31  Australia 2004 Autumn International
23 6 November 2004 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 14 – 31  Australia
22 19 June 2004 Stadium Australia, Sydney 34 – 13  Australia
21 13 June 2004 Etihad Stadium, Melbourne 35 – 15  Australia
20 8 November 2003 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 33 – 16  Australia 2003 Rugby World Cup
19 11 November 2000 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 9 – 30  Australia
18 20 June 1998 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 33 – 11  Australia
17 13 June 1998 Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 45 – 3  Australia
16 22 November 1997 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 8 – 37  Australia
15 9 November 1996 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 19 – 29  Australia
14 21 June 1992 Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane 37 – 13  Australia
13 13 June 1992 Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 27 – 12  Australia
12 19 November 1988 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 13 – 32  Australia
11 8 December 1984 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 12 – 37  Australia 1984 Australia rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland
10 10 July 1982 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 33 – 9  Australia 1982 Scotland rugby union tour of Australia
9 4 July 1982 Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane 7 – 12  Scotland
8 19 December 1981 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 24 – 15  Scotland 1981–82 Australia rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland
7 6 December 1975 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 10 – 3  Scotland 1975–76 Australia rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland
6 6 June 1970 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 23 – 3  Australia
5 2 November 1968 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 9 – 3  Scotland 1968 Australia rugby union tour of British Isles
4 17 December 1966 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 11 – 5  Scotland 1966–67 Australia rugby union tour of Britain, Ireland and France
3 15 February 1958 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 12 – 8  Scotland 1957–58 Australia rugby union tour of Britain, Ireland and France
2 22 November 1947 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 7 – 16  Australia 1947–48 Australia rugby union tour of Britain, Ireland, France and North America
1 17 December 1927 Murrayfield, Edinburgh 10 – 8  Scotland 1927–28 Waratahs tour of the British Isles, France and Canada

See also

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