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Slick tourists give World Cup Scots food for thought
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The Edinburgh Reporter
South Africa, No 18 in the world, upset a side four places above them in the rankings.
Ultimately, the tourists claimed three superb from open play goals which dented home pride and sent Scotland homeward to think again.
South Africa countered with a drive from inside their own half and a slick offload.
Incidentally, South Africa are also in the World Cup but they are in Pool D alongisde China, England and India.
PRESSURE: Charlotte Watson goes for goal in game one against South Africa at Peffermill on Sunday.