Scotland makes one change to its starting XV for Sunday's Autumn Nations Series match against Argentina, with Glasgow Warriors back row Darcy Graham replacing Matt Fagerson on the bench.
Coach Gregor Townsend has opted for continuity, meaning that the team will be similar to the one that defeated the United States in the opening autumn series win. The only change is at hooker, where George Turner replaces Glasgow Warriors teammate Fagerson and Edinburgh's Duhan van der Merwe, who starts instead of Kyle Steyn.
Scotland will look to bounce back from a defeat by New Zealand last weekend when they host Argentina at Murrayfield on Sunday. Talismanic fly-half Finn Russell has been passed fit to keep his place in the team despite being substituted with knee and ankle issues in the closing stages of that game.
Rory Hutchinson, who scored two tries for Edinburgh against Argentina last year, makes the bench but will look to follow up his impressive form from their previous encounter. Scotland joint-record try scorer this time is set to make an impact on Sunday as he aims to help his side secure a victory over Argentina.
With Argentina coming into the match on a high after beating Wales at the weekend, Sunday's match is expected to be an exciting and competitive contest between two of rugby's top teams.
Coach Gregor Townsend has opted for continuity, meaning that the team will be similar to the one that defeated the United States in the opening autumn series win. The only change is at hooker, where George Turner replaces Glasgow Warriors teammate Fagerson and Edinburgh's Duhan van der Merwe, who starts instead of Kyle Steyn.
Scotland will look to bounce back from a defeat by New Zealand last weekend when they host Argentina at Murrayfield on Sunday. Talismanic fly-half Finn Russell has been passed fit to keep his place in the team despite being substituted with knee and ankle issues in the closing stages of that game.
Rory Hutchinson, who scored two tries for Edinburgh against Argentina last year, makes the bench but will look to follow up his impressive form from their previous encounter. Scotland joint-record try scorer this time is set to make an impact on Sunday as he aims to help his side secure a victory over Argentina.
With Argentina coming into the match on a high after beating Wales at the weekend, Sunday's match is expected to be an exciting and competitive contest between two of rugby's top teams.