Rugby World Cup , Pool C - Saint-Etienne, 29 September 2007, 21:00 local, 19:00 GMT
Italy (10) 16 - 18 (12) Scotland (FT)

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Teams

Italy Scotland
Tries Troncon Tries none
Cons Bortolussi Cons none
Pens Bortolussi 3 Pens Paterson 6
    Team
15 FB
David Bortolussi
14 W
Kaine Robertson
13 C
Gonzalo Canale
12 C
Mirco Bergamasco
11 W
Andrea Masi
10 FH
Ramiro Pez
9 SH
Alessandro Troncon (c)
1 P
Salvatore Perugini
2 H
Carlo Festuccia
3 P
Martin Castrogiovanni
4 L
Santiago Dellape
5 L
Carlo Antonio del Fava
6 F
Josh Sole
7 F
Mauro Bergamasco
8 N8
Sergio Parisse
    Replacements
16 H
Fabio Ongaro
17 P
Andrea Lo Cicero Vaina
18
Valerio Bernabo
19
Leonardo Ghiraldini
20
Paul Griffen
21
Roland de Marigny
22 W
Ezio Galon
    Team
15 FB
Rory Lamont
14 W
Sean Lamont
13 C
Simon Webster
12 C
Rob Dewey
11 W
Chris Paterson
10 FH
Dan Parks
9 SH
Mike Blair
1 P
Gavin Kerr
2 H
Ross Ford
3 P
Euan Murray
4 L
Nathan Hines
5 L
Jim Hamilton
6 F
Jason White (c)
7 F
Ally Hogg
8 N8
Simon Taylor
    Replacements
16
Scott Lawson
17 P
Craig Smith
18 L
Scott Macleod
19 F
Kelly Brown
20 SH
Chris Cusiter
21 C
Andrew Henderson
22 FB
Hugo Southwell

Notes

 
Result Scotland won by a margin of 2 points
Rugby World Cup points Scotland 4, Italy 1 (1 losing bonus)
 
Ground name Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Etienne (neutral venue)
Attendance 34701
 
Referee JI Kaplan (South Africa)
 
Italy Test debuts none
Scotland Test debuts none

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