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The Pumas could teach Scotland a thing or two about hunting down rugby's big beasts

Daily Mail 1 min read 4 hours ago

The danger of scheduling the most glamorous contest of a four-match series in second place is that everything after it - win, lose or draw - was always going to feel like an anti-climax by comparison.
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