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Broadcast Details Confirmed for Fiji and Samoa Matches

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The broadcast details for the upcoming matches involving Fiji and Samoa have been officially announced, with both games set to be televised live on Premier Sports.

The match against Samoa will also be available for free-to-air viewing via BBC Scotland’s online platforms and the iPlayer.

Scotland’s clash with Fiji will take place at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, signalling the team’s first visit to Fijian territory since 2017.

The last encounter between Scotland and Fiji was in November 2024, where the home side claimed a decisive 57-17 victory, highlighted by Darcy Graham’s standout performance, netting four tries.

The tour will begin on Friday, 18 July, as Scotland faces Samoa. The previous showdown between these two nations occurred in 2019 during the Rugby World Cup, where Scotland secured a commanding 34-0 win.

This upcoming match is scheduled at the historic Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand.

In addition to these matches, the Māori All Blacks took on Scotland last Saturday, 5 July 2025, at Semenoff Stadium in Whangārei, where it kicked off at 3.35 pm, with live coverage available on Sky Sports.

The matches promise to deliver an exciting series of encounters as Scotland continues its campaign in the Pacific region.

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