Scotland scored four tries and held Samoa scoreless in their 34-0 win in Kobe on Monday while also battling heat and humidity for their first Pool A victory at the Rugby World Cup.Gregor Townsend's men earned a much-needed bonus point and bounced back from their disappointing 27-3 loss to Ireland in their opener, keeping alive their hopes of moving out of the pool that also includes Japan and Russia.Scotland opened the scoring on a Greig Laidlaw penalty kick less than 10 minutes into the game, but both sides failed to add points for the next 20 minutes until a Sean Maitland try opened the f…READ FULL ARTICLE
