Rugby World Cup
Oct 10, 2015 at 2.30pm UK at ​St James' Park

Samoa
33-36
Scotland

Pisi (11'), Leiataua (14'), Lee-Lo (21'), Matu'u (78')
FT
Seymour (12'), Hardie (32'), Laidlaw (74')
Greig Laidlaw of Scotland scores the third try during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool B match between Samoa and Scotland at St James' Park on October 10, 2015
Result: Scotland reach RWC quarter-finals
Scotland will face the winner of Saturday's Pool A decider between Australia and Wales in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup after beating Samoa in Newcastle.
Reaction
Scotland's lock Jonny Gray (C) vies for the ball with France's prop Eddy Ben Arous (L) during the rugby union test match between France and Scotland at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, north of Paris
Scotland appeal Ross Ford, Jonny Gray bans at Rugby World Cup
Scotland announce that they have appealed against the three-week bans given to forwards Ross Ford and Jonny Gray at the Rugby World Cup.
Oct 15, 09:34
 Samoa's Tim Nanai-Williams scores a try during the Rugby World Cup game with the USA on September 20, 2015
Samoa full-back Tim Nanai-Williams: 'I've loved the Rugby World Cup experience'
Samoa full-back Tim Nanai-Williams tells Sports Mole that he has "loved" the Rugby World Cup experience after Le Manu bowed out at the hands of Scotland.
Oct 10, 20:46
 Josh Strauss of Scotland is tackled during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool B match between Scotland and Japan at Kingsholm Stadium on September 23, 2015
Interview: Josh Strauss reflects on Scotland's win over Samoa at the Rugby World Cup
Sports Mole caught up with Scotland forward Josh Strauss after the Dark Blues made it through to the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup by edging out Samoa.
Oct 10, 19:07
 Scotland centre Matt Scott during a training session on September 25, 2015
Interview: Scotland centre Matt Scott reacts to victory over Samoa
Find out what Scotland centre Matt Scott had to say after helping his side beat Samoa and reach the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup.
Oct 10, 18:40
The Match
Match Report
Scotland will face the winner of Saturday's Pool A decider between Australia and Wales in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup after beating Samoa in Newcastle.
Live Commentary
Relive Sports Mole's live text coverage of Scotland's thrilling 36-33 victory over Samoa, as the Dark Blues booked their place in the quarter-finals.
HT Report
Samoa hold a 26-23 lead over Scotland in the Rugby World Cup at half time after a breathless, end-to-end 40 minutes at St James' Park in Newcastle.
Build-up
Greig Laidlaw of Scotland celebrates kicking the winning penalty during the International Test match between the Australian Wallabies and Scotland at Hunter Stadium on June 5, 2012
Greig Laidlaw "desperate" to lead Scotland to Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
Scotland captain Greig Laidlaw says that the players are "desperate" to avoid a shock Rugby World Cup exit at the hands of Samoa on Saturday.
Oct 8, 14:23
 Finn Russell of Scotland dives over for a try during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool B match between Scotland and Japan at Kingsholm Stadium on September 23, 2015
Finn Russell, Stuart Hogg fit for Scotland's crunch match with Samoa
Finn Russell and Stuart Hogg are both passed fit as Scotland coach Vern Cotter makes seven changes to his starting lineup for Saturday's do-or-die match against Samoa.
Oct 8, 12:34
 Samoa's wing Alesana Tuilagi kicks the ball during the captain's run training session at Villa park stadium in Birmingham on September 25, 2015
Alesana Tuilagi's five-week ban criticised by former internationals
Former players criticise World Rugby over the five-week ban given to Samoa's Alesana Tuilagi.
Oct 7, 14:13
 Scotland's David Denton during training on October 2, 2015
David Denton: 'Samoa game biggest of Scotland players' careers'
Scotland number eight David Denton believes that his side's Rugby World Cup Pool B clash against Samoa will be "the biggest game" of their careers.
Oct 6, 22:33
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