Scotland have reached the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup after beating Samoa 36-33 during their final pool match at St James' Park in Newcastle. Three Borderers were in the squad, including captain Greig Laidlaw.
Scotland are just hours away from a game which could see them reach the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup.
The men in blue take on Samoa in their final pool match at St James' Park in Newcastle.
Three Borderers are once again in the squad, with Greig Laidlaw captaining his side. In their match against South Africa, full-back Stuart Hogg and hooker Ross Ford were taken off with injuries.
However, they will both start for Scotland today after being given the all-clear by team medics.
Thousands of Scotland fans are already on their way to Newcastle to support their team, knowing that a win will secure them a place in the quarter-finals.
Their opponents, Samoa, cannot qualify and will be without one of their key players, Alesana Tuilagi, who's been suspended for foul play.
ITV coverage begins at 2pm with kick-off at 2.30pm.
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