Scotland national rugby union team
World Cup

Scotland national rugby union team

Section Title: World Cup
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World Cup Results

Year	Stage	Team	Score	Team	Venue

1987	Pool 4	France	20–20	Scotland	Lancaster Park

Scotland	60–21	Zimbabwe	Athletic Park

Romania	28–55	Scotland	Carisbrook

Quarter-final	New Zealand	30–3	Scotland	Lancaster Park

1991	Pool B	Scotland	47–9	Japan	Murrayfield

Scotland	51–12	Zimbabwe	Murrayfield

Scotland	24–15	Ireland	Murrayfield

Quarter-final	Scotland	28–6	Western Samoa	Murrayfield

Semi-final	Scotland	6–9	England	Murrayfield

Third-place play-off	Scotland	6–13	New Zealand	Cardiff

1995	Pool D	Ivory Coast	0–89	Scotland	Rustenburg

Scotland	41–5	Tonga	Pretoria

France	22–19	Scotland	Pretoria

Quarter-final	New Zealand	48–30	Scotland	Pretoria

1999	Pool 1	Scotland	29–46	South Africa	Murrayfield

Scotland	43–12	Uruguay	Murrayfield

Scotland	48–0	Spain	Murrayfield

Quarter-final play-off	Scotland	35–20	Samoa	Murrayfield

Quarter-final	Scotland	18–30	New Zealand	Murrayfield

2003	Pool B	Scotland	32–11	Japan	Townsville

Scotland	39–15	United States	Brisbane

France	51–9	Scotland	Sydney

Scotland	22–20	Fiji	Aussie Stadium

Quarter-final	Australia	33–16	Scotland	Brisbane

2007	Pool C	Scotland	56–10	Portugal	Saint-Étienne

Scotland	42–0	Romania	Murrayfield

Scotland	0–40	New Zealand	Murrayfield

Scotland	18–16	Italy	Saint-Étienne

Quarter-final	Argentina	19–13	Scotland	Stade de France

2011	Pool B	Scotland	34–24	Romania	Invercargill

Scotland	15–6	Georgia	Invercargill

Argentina	13–12	Scotland	Wellington

England	16–12	Scotland	Auckland

2015	Pool B	Scotland	45–10	Japan	Kingsholm, Gloucester

Scotland	39–16	United States	Elland Road, Leeds

South Africa	34–16	Scotland	St James' Park, Newcastle

Samoa	33–36	Scotland	St James' Park, Newcastle

Quarter-final	Australia	35–34	Scotland	Twickenham

Sentence(s)

In the 2011 Rugby World Cup, Scotland beat Romania 34–24 and Georgia 15–6, before losing 13–12 to Argentina.

final_sentence: In the 2011 Rugby World Cup, Scotland beat Romania 34–24 and Georgia 15–6, before losing 13–12 to Argentina.