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Scotland’s hopes of a first-ever win over New Zealand suffer another setback as the ruthless All Blacks run in seven tries at Murrayfield.

New Zealand defeated Scotland 43-21 at Murrayfield during the Autumn Internationals, denying Gregor Townsend's side a historic first victory. The ruthless All Blacks crossed for seven tries to extend Scotland's winless streak against them to 34 matches over 121 years.
Emoni Narawa-era All Blacks saw Wallace Sititi, Ethan de Groot, Codie Taylor, Beauden Barrett, Josh Moorby, and Asafo Aumua score tries, with Damian McKenzie adding four conversions. Scotland responded through a hat-trick of tries from Ewan Ashman, all converted by Finn Russell.
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