Scotland v Portugal live – Autumn Nations Series latest as Gregor Townsend's side score nine tries to bounce back from South Africa defeat with dominant win

It finishes Scotland 59-21 Portugal. The home side get the job done in a fair old battle. Nine Scotland tries is never bad before 60,000 fans.

But a TMO call denies the visitors after the referee decided no try initially. Not sure how Darcy Graham managed to hold that up with Baptista all the line like a rash! But he did. Huge frustration for the visitors chasing a fourth try.

Has been far from a perfect victory for Scotland, but they will surely learn from their mistakes this week. Portugal chasing another try here..

A massive day for Freddie Douglas on his Scotland and full professional debut.

An 80-yard break from Jordan has the home fans on their feet, but a forward pass will see the action resume with a Portugal scrum in the Scotland half. Cue the boos!

Reed almost dancing through for another try on the first phase attack from the scrum, but the power game pays off for Scotland as Dobie picks up to finish off another fine move. Jordan adds the conversion to extend the gap.

A fine piece of finishing work by Aaron Reed for his second try of the match.

This match is racing from end to end. Defences not on top as Storti just swats away Matthews for another visiting try. Marques with the conversion.

Front rower Freddy Douglas makes his Scotland debut at the age of 19. He is the youngest player to make a debut for the national side since Donald White in 1963.

The very definition of an impact substitute. Or three of them for the visitors.

Some more superb footwork from Reed as he accepts the pass from Currie after he was fed by Hastings. Excellent finishing work. Scotland just finding their feet in attack as Hastings knocks off over the conversion.

Dobie and Currie take over from Horne and Hutchinson for the home side before Arron Reed speeds over from the Jordan pass. Lovely move and finish. Hastings with the conversion. Better news for Scotland.

This is the first time Portugal have scored 14 points against one of the home nations. Enjoying a very fine afternoon in the Scottish capital.

Samuel Marques does brilliantly to race over after Portugal change their entire front row which demolishes Scotland's scrum. What a move that is! Abel da Cunha, Pedro Vicente and Antonio Prim came on to help the visitors demolish the home defence. Easy conversion too.

Scotland making a scoring start to the second half in Edinburgh via Jamie Bhatti's powerhouse surge over the line.

Bhatti, Hurd and Craig depart the scene for Scotland with Johnson, Mills and Sutherland given the nod by Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend. Can they inject some momentum into the home team's hopes?

All a bit disjointed from the home side in this match. Decent in spells, but not overly convincing as Portugal take up a rare residence in the home side's 22.

Better sides than Portugal have failed to score a try at the home of Scottish rugby.

Decent passage of play at the halfway line, and Samuel Marques thumps the kick into the Scotland 22. But the line-out is not up to the job as Bayliss steals and Scotland look to break, but a forward pass ends that move.

Normal service is resumed as Portugal are punished for some sloppy play trying to attack the home side. Horne on the run for Scotland after intercepting before Bhatti picks up seconds later to drive over the line. Hastings can't add the bonus points.