Scotland's rugby team aims to finish their Autumn Test series strong against Portugal after a recent loss to South Africa. Coach Gregor Townsend plans to rotate players, emphasizing the importance of performance and recovery. The match at Murrayfield is seen as an opportunity for younger players to shine and build momentum ahead of future competitions.
Scotland's rugby team has shown promise in recent years but lacks major silverware. Under coach Gregor Townsend, they have struggled against top-ranked teams, including a recent defeat to South Africa. The upcoming match against Portugal is crucial for building confidence and integrating younger players into the squad.
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