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All Blacks Hold Off Scotland's Comeback 25-17 To Keep 120-Year Streak Alive

All Blacks Hold Off Scotland's Comeback 25-17 To Keep 120-Year Streak Alive

The All Blacks beat Scotland 25-17 at Murrayfield, surviving a fierce comeback to extend their 120-year unbeaten streak in the Autumn Nations Series.

Nov 8, 2025 by Amelia Engstrom
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The All Blacks held firm to extend their 120-year unbeaten streak against Scotland with a 25-17 victory at Murrayfield in Week 2 of the Autumn Nations Series. 

Despite a fiery Scottish comeback, New Zealand earned its 31st win, among two draws, in 33 meetings.

New Zealand started strong, with early tries from Josh Lord and Will Jordan putting the All Blacks up 17-0 by halftime.

Scotland roared back in the second half — Ewan Ashman powered over for the first try, followed by Kyle Steyn’s finish to close the gap to 17-14. 

Finn Russell’s penalty later tied the game at 17-17, sending the Murrayfield crowd into a frenzy.

But the All Blacks, as ever, found another gear. 

Damian McKenzie’s late try and a penalty sealed the match, securing New Zealand’s unbroken dominance. 

For a moment, Scotland looked poised to rewrite history — but McKenzie’s brilliance kept the streak alive.

Scotland vs. All Blacks 2025 Final Score 25-17

The All Blacks earn their 31st win over Scotland in their 33rd meeting at Murrayfield.

Full-Time: All Blacks Keep Their 120-Year Streak Over Scotland

For a moment, even if fleeting, Scotland had a chance.

A wild come back from a rough first half, Scotland's momentum was flowing, but the All Blacks pulled through, as they always do. 

The masterful try by Damian McKenzie sealed the deal. 

With grit and pure muscle, New Zealand adds another win to its long tally against Scotland here at Murrayfield.

Penalty Kick For The All Blacks - 78'

New Zealand 25, Scotland 17

The All Blacks extend their lead with a penalty kick by McKenzie.

Scotland's fate looks to be sealed. 

All Blacks Back In The Lead - 73'

New Zealand 22, Scotland 17

Damian McKenzie dodges Blair Kinghorn with a spin to touch the ball down. 

In a moving maul, the All Blacks are nearly over the line but can't touch it down. 

They regroup and move the ball all the way to the left wing, where McKenzie narrowly gets the ball over the try line. 

The conversion doesn't make it, but the try is enough to put New Zealand over the edge.

With only minutes left, Scotland needs a try -- and quick.

Darcy Graham Knock On - 66'

New Zealand 17, Scotland 17

Darcy Graham is on the doorstep when he loses control of the ball for a knock-on.

Scotland needs to capitalize on this moment, it could break their 120-year dry spell against New Zealand.

All Tied Up: Scotland Scores Penalty - 60'

New Zealand 17, Scotland 17

What a come back for Scotland!

As Damian McKenzie goes offside, Scotland is awarded a penalty kick. 

Russell bags the three points, and the game is all tied up.

Scotland Finds Second Try, Gains Momentum - 50'

New Zealand, 17, Scotland 14

Scotland breaks through the All Blacks' defense, as Kyle Steyn brings the ball over the try line. Russell adds the kick.

In just nine minutes, Scotland has put itself back in the game. The All Blacks can't let their guard down.

Scotland Scores First Try - 46'

New Zealand 17, Scotland 7

Just what Scotland needed.

Scotland muscled its way over the try line with Ewan Ashman to put its first points on the board. In Ardie Savea's attempt to stop them, he is shown a yellow card. 

Finn Russell makes the conversion.

Scotland vs. New Zealand Stats at Halftime | Score 17-0

  • Tries: SC 0 - 2 NZ
  • Possession (%): SC 47 - 53 NZ
  • Scrum Win (%): SC 100 - 100 NZ
  • Passes: SC 91 - 116 NZ
  • Tackles: SC 102 - 88 NZ
  • Kicks: SC 9 - 9 NZ

New Zealand Strikes Before Halftime - 39'

New Zealand 17, Scotland 0

The All Blacks squeeze a last try in before halftime. 

A series of crisp passes make it to Will Jordan, who brings the ball over the line. Barrett adds the extra points as the game breaks for halftime. 

Scotland has found a few good attempts, and its defense has been strong, but the Scots haven't rallied enough cohesion to get any points on the board. 

With Finn Russell not 100% after injury, Scotland is left struggling at the half. 

They've been stopped short twice near the line. They have tried to push through defense when settling and recycling the ball may have led to more long term success. They are eager for a try and ultimately a win, but patience will take them farther than pure brawn.

All Blacks Leroy Carter Shown Yellow Card - 32'

New Zealand 10, Scotland 0

New Zealand's Leroy Carter is shown a yellow card.

Scotland looks to take advantage of Carter's momentary absence. They must strike now.

Barrett Makes a Penalty Kick - 28'

New Zealand 10, Scotland 0

Scotland was just centimeters shy of the try line, but the All Blacks kept them from scoring. 

The All Blacks got the ball back on Scotland's half with a quick clear.

On the All Blacks drive, an offsides penalty is called, and Barrett makes the kick. New Zealand leads by 10.

Scotland Holding On - 21'

New Zealand 7, Scotland 0 

Scotland's defense rallies to keep New Zealand away at the door step. 

The All Blacks were centimeters away from the try line, but Scotland keeps denying.

Slowly, the Scots push the All Blacks offense back. A penalty helps Scotland clear the ball.

No new points on the board, but there are displays of fierce play from both sides.

All Blacks Strike First - 3'

New Zealand 7, Scotland 0

A dream start for New Zealand.

The All Blacks put the first points on the board with a try and conversion. Josh Lord lined it up, and Cam Roigard finished. Beauden Barrett adds the conversion.

How To Watch All Blacks vs. Scotland Rugby 2025 In The U.S. | Autumn Nations Series Round 2

The All Blacks vs. Scotland match streams live Nov. 8 at 10:10 a.m. ET on Peacock for fans in the United States.

15 Minutes Until Kick Off

All Blacks vs. Scotland: Recent Form And Last Five Matches

Scotland’s Last Five Matches

  • Nov. 1 vs. USA: W 85–0
  • July 5 vs. Māori: W 29–26
  • March 15 vs. France: L 16–35
  • March 8 vs. Wales: W 35–29
  • Feb. 22 vs. England: L 15–26

New Zealand’s Last Five Matches

  • Nov. 1 vs. Ireland: W 26–13
  • Oct. 4 vs. Australia: W 28–14
  • Sept. 27 vs. Australia: W 33–24
  • Sept. 13 vs. South Africa: L 10–43
  • Sept. 6 vs. South Africa: W 24–17

International Rugby News: The Rundown on Today's Matches

New Zealand vs. Scotland Rugby Head-To-Head Record

Last Five Match Results

  • Nov. 13, 2022: Scotland 23 – New Zealand 31
  • Nov. 18, 2017: Scotland 17 – New Zealand 22
  • Nov. 15, 2014: Scotland 16 – New Zealand 24
  • Nov. 11, 2012: Scotland 22 – New Zealand 51
  • Nov. 13, 2010: Scotland 3 – New Zealand 49

100 Years At Murrayfield

Which Cities Will Host 2031 Rugby World Cup Matches? Here's Who is In The Running

Rugby’s biggest stage is heading to the United States, as the 2031 Men’s Rugby World Cup makes its historic debut in the Americas.

A total of 27 cities and regions have been proposed as potential hosts and celebration hubs, including Houston, New York/New Jersey and Los Angeles. 

Read More For The Full List: 27 U.S. Cities In Running To Host 2031 Rugby World Cup

New Zealand All Blacks Lineup

  1. Ethan de Groot (38)
  2. Codie Taylor (104) (Vice-Captain)
  3. Fletcher Newell (32)
  4. Josh Lord (9)
  5. Fabian Holland (10)
  6. Wallace Sititi (16)
  7. Ardie Savea (104) (Captain)
  8. Peter Lakai (6)
  9. Cam Roigard (15)
  10. Beauden Barrett (142) (Vice-Captain)
  11. Caleb Clarke (31)
  12. Quinn Tupaea (22)
  13. Leicester Fainga’anuku (9)
  14. Leroy Carter (4)
  15. Will Jordan (51)

Replacements:

  • 16. Samisoni Taukei’aho (40)
  • 17. Tamaiti Williams (24)
  • 18. Pasilio Tosi (13)
  • 19. Sam Darry (6)
  • 20. Du’Plessis Kirifi (6)
  • 21. Cortez Ratima (19)
  • 22. Billy Proctor (9)
  • 23. Damian McKenzie (71)

Unavailable: Scott Barrett (leg laceration), Jordie Barrett (high ankle)

Scotland Lineup

  1. Pierre Schoeman (42)
  2. Ewan Ashman (29)
  3. D’Arcy Rae (3)
  4. Scott Cummings (43)
  5. Grant Gilchrist (82) (Vice-Captain)
  6. Gregor Brown (10)
  7. Matt Fagerson (57)
  8. Jack Dempsey (27)
  9. Ben White (29)
  10. Finn Russell (87) (Vice-Captain)
  11. Kyle Steyn (25)
  12. Sione Tuipulotu (30) (Captain)
  13. Rory Hutchinson (9)
  14. Darcy Graham (48)
  15. Blair Kinghorn (60)

Replacements:

  • 16. George Turner (47)
  • 17. Rory Sutherland (44)
  • 18. Elliot Millar Mills (9)
  • 19. Marshall Sykes (5)
  • 20. Rory Darge (32)
  • 21. Josh Bayliss (11)
  • 22. Jamie Dobie (15)
  • 23. Tom Jordan (9)

New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Fixtures | Autumn Nations Series 2025

  • Nov. 1, 4:10 PM ET vs Ireland: W 26 - 13
  • Nov. 8, 10:10 AM ET - vs. Scotland
  • Nov. 15, 10:10 AM ET - vs. England
  • Nov. 22, 10:10 AM ET - vs Wales

Scotland Rugby Fixtures | Autumn Nations Series 2025

  • Nov. 1, 1:40 PM ET - vs. USA: W 85 - 0
  • Nov. 8, 10:10 AM ET - vs. New Zealand
  • Nov. 16, 10:10 AM ET - vs. Argentina
  • Nov. 23, 8:40 AM ET - vs. Tonga

Autumn Nations 2025 Schedule & Autumn Internationals 2025 Schedule

Saturday, Nov. 8

  • 7 a.m. ET – Georgia vs. USA – Adjarabet Arena (Autumn International)
  • 7:40 a.m. ET – Ireland vs. Japan – Aviva Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 10:10 a.m. ET – Scotland vs. New Zealand – Scottish Gas Murrayfield (Autumn Nations)
  • 12:40 p.m. ET – Italy vs. Australia – Bluenergy Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 12:40 p.m. ET – England vs. Fiji – Allianz Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 3:10 p.m. ET – France vs. South Africa – Stade de France (Autumn Nations)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Colombia vs. Mexico – Estadio Cincuentenario (Autumn International)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Romania vs. Canada – Stadionul Național Arcul de Triumf (Autumn International)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Portugal vs. Uruguay – Estádio Nacional do Jamor (Autumn International)

Sunday, Nov. 9

  • 10:10 a.m. ET – Wales vs Argentina – Principality Stadium (Autumn Nations)

Saturday, Nov. 15

  • 7 a.m. ET – Georgia vs. Canada – Adjarabet Arena (Autumn International)
  • 7:40 a.m. ET – Italy vs. South Africa – Allianz Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Romania vs. USA – Stadionul Național Arcul de Triumf (Autumn International)
  • 10:10 a.m. ET – England vs. New Zealand – Allianz Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 12:40 p.m. ET – Wales vs. Japan – Principality Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 3:10 p.m. ET – France vs. Fiji – Stade Matmut-Atlantique (Autumn Nations)
  • 3:10 p.m. ET – Ireland vs. Australia – Aviva Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Portugal vs. Hong Kong China – Estádio Nacional do Jamor (Autumn International)

Sunday, Nov. 16

  • 10:10 a.m. ET – Scotland vs. Argentina – Scottish Gas Murrayfield (Autumn Nations)

Saturday, Nov. 22

  • 7 a.m. ET – Georgia vs. Japan – Mikheil Meskhi Stadium (Autumn International)
  • 10:10 a.m. ET – Wales vs. New Zealand – Principality Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 11 a.m. ET – Spain vs. Fiji – Estadio Ciudad de Málaga (Autumn International)
  • 12:40 p.m. ET – Ireland vs. South Africa – Aviva Stadium (Autumn Nations)
  • 3:10 p.m. ET – Italy vs. Chile – Stadio Luigi Ferraris (Autumn Nations)
  • 3:10 p.m. ET – France vs. Australia – Stade de France (Autumn Nations)
  • 10 a.m. ET – Romania vs. Uruguay – Stadionul Național Arcul de Triumf (Autumn International)
  • 11 a.m. ET – Portugal vs. Canada – Estádio Municipal Cidade de Coimbra (Autumn International)

Sunday, Nov. 23

  • 8:40 a.m. ET – Scotland vs. Tonga – Scottish Gas Murrayfield (Autumn Nations)
  • 11:10 a.m. ET – England vs. Argentina – Allianz Stadium (Autumn Nations)

Saturday, Nov. 29

  • 10:10 a.m. ET – Wales vs. South Africa – Principality Stadium (Autumn Nations)

How To Watch Autumn Nations Series 2025

The 2025 Autumn Nations will be broadcast on different networks all over the world. 

If you live in the USA, you can watch the games on Peacock. 

  • UK: TNT Sports
  • USA: Peacock
  • Ireland: TNT Sports (Autumn Nations Games) / Virgin Media (Ireland Games)
  • Wales: S4C
  • South Africa: SuperSport
  • Australia: Stan Sport
  • New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ

World Rugby Rankings: England Closes In On Ireland (Nov. 3)

See the official rankings on World.Rugby here.

  1. South Africa — 92.20
  2. New Zealand — 91.00
  3. Ireland — 88.85
  4. England — 88.04
  5. France — 87.82
  6. Argentina — 83.82
  7. Australia — 82.90
  8. Scotland — 81.57
  9. Fiji — 81.16
  10. Italy — 77.77
  11. Georgia — 74.69
  12. Wales — 74.05
  13. Japan — 73.25
  14. Spain — 69.12
  15. USA — 67.40
  16. Samoa — 66.94
  17. Chile — 66.72
  18. Tonga — 66.66
  19. Uruguay — 66.59
  20. Portugal — 66.44
  21. Romania — 62.67
  22. Belgium — 61.20
  23. Hong Kong China — 59.98
  24. Canada — 59.20
  25. Zimbabwe — 58.80
  26. Netherlands — 57.01
  27. Namibia — 56.97
  28. Switzerland — 55.26
  29. Poland — 54.36
  30. Sweden — 53.05

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How To Watch Rugby Matches In The United States On FloRugby

Professional club rugby in Europe all streams on FloRugby and the FloSports app in the United States. FloRugby and FloSports also are the U.S. home to: 

FloRugby also is home to match archives and match replays. 

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