South Africa see off battling Scotland
South Africa staged a second-half comeback to record a flattering 30-17 win over a feisty Scotland in the four-nation tournament on Saturday and set up a final clash with Samoa.
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SFL clubs vote for merger with SPL
Scottish Football League clubs voted in favour of a merger with the Scottish Premier League at Hampden Park today.
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Irish women edged out by Scotland
The Irish senior women's team were beaten 4-3 by Scotland today in the 2nd and final game of a two test series in Edinburgh.
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Ireland snatch a draw in Scotland
Hermes' Lisa Jacob struck late in Edinburgh to earn Darren Smith's Ireland team a 2-2 draw against Scotland in the first of two matches to be played in the course of 24 hours.
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Tuilagi helps Samoa to first win over Scots
Scotland got their summer tournament in South Africa off to the worst possible start as they slumped to a defeat against Samoa.
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Scotland shock Croatia in Zagreb
Robert Snodgrass was the hero as Scotland pulled off a major shock by picking up their first win of the World Cup qualifying campaign against Croatia in Zagreb tonight.
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Hogg can look to Best for Lions inspiration
Scotland full-back Stuart Hogg believes he has nothing to lose on the Lions tour and is likely to draw inspiration from distant relative George Best.
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Cotter to coach Scotland from next summer
New Zealander Vern Cotter has been confirmed as the next head coach of Scotland - but will not take charge until next summer.
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Stuart Hogg
The Scotland fullback on becoming a Lion
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Lennon sad about Hearts' problem
Neil Lennon claims the loss of Hearts from the SPL would leave Scotland's top-flight without its second and third biggest clubs.
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Ansbro announces retirement
Scotland international Joe Ansbro has announced his retirement from rugby.
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Johnson named Scotland director of rugby
Scott Johnson has been appointed director of rugby at the Scottish Rugby Union.
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Gray feeling good for Lions tour
Richie Gray is ready to throw everything into next month's British and Irish Lions tour after recovering from an RBS 6 Nations-ending injury.
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Lamont admits defeat over injury
Scotland internationalist Rory Lamont has announced his retirement from professional and international rugby due to a career ending injury.
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Lennon furious with PFA award snub
Neil Lennon today hit back at Celtic's Clydesdale Bank Premier League rivals after describing the absence of his players on the PFA Scotland player of the year awards shortlist as a "smack in the face".
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Warren in striking distance of third Euro title
Scotland's Mark Warren moved in sight of his third European Tour title with a four-under-par 68 in the third round at the Spanish Open in Valencia today, taking him two shots clear of compatriot Craig Lee.
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Ireland to open 2014 Six Nations against Scotland
Ireland will open their 2014 RBS 6 Nations campaign at home to Scotland on Sunday 2 February.
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O'Sullivan to open against Campbell
Ronnie O'Sullivan will begin the defence of his World Championship title against Scotland's Marcus Campbell.
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O'Gara hails Kidney but admits to 'mixed' times
Munster out-half Ronan O'Gara has paid tribute to Declan Kidney but says the recently-departed coach made the wrong selection call against Scotland.
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Scotland fall to defeat in Serbia
Scotland have lost 2-0 to Serbia in their World Cup Group A qualifying match in Novi Sad.