Scotland fell to 24-19 defeat against Fiji, where Darssi Graham was sent Rugby Union News

Darssi Graham was expelled, where the hopes of Scotland were treated in the World Cup tie a 29-14 defeat in Fiji.

He left the Edinburgh wing with 23 minutes remaining at HFC Stadium in the SUV after a second yellow card crime in the afternoon frustrated by Gregory Townsand men.

They went to the game in the seventh place in the world rankings and targeting a place in the first six places, which means a more suitable draw for the 2027 World Cup in Australia, but they finished licking their wounds after reversing bruises.

Scottish advanced 7-0 after only four minutes when Graham put the back Kyle Row, and went with Fergus Burke’s transformation in the Fly-Fly River.

However, poor discipline hindered their efforts to gain revenge for the 27-22 defeat in the SUV in 2017.

The yellow card at the eighth moment by Hoker Ewan Ashman after he pushed visitors ninth to visitors back towards their own line and pushed a series of violations, his little team, but the 14 men survived his absence and returned to the stadium by the time Caleb Muntz reduced Devicious with the referee.

But the departure of Graham to the Khouna nine minutes before the player’s player’s break was strongly punished.

Tivita Ekanveri fell after Figi violated the Scottish defense from a line outside, then Calviti Rafovo was the beneficiary after his team exited another piece, as Montz diverted the last effort to send it in the 15-7 hole.

Scotland pulled itself directly within four minutes of restart when he crossed the Bristol Tom Jordan Center after a break from Ashman and Burke added the two points to relieve Townsand men to a point of the hosts.

However, the toulon jiuta wainiqolo suite in the 59th minute, which was converted again by Muntz, regained the initiative of Fiji, and when they got a penalty kick experience that saw the infiltration of Graham collecting a second yellow card, and thus a red day was made.

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