CANBERRA - Australia beat Scotland 38-31 on Friday to complete a three-game sweep of the series, according to The Guardian, which reported the result in a story credited to AAP. The Guardian identified the contest as women's rugby union and described it as a match marked by biting accusations and a string of yellow cards.
The Guardian reported that the Wallaroos completed their three-game sweep over Scotland with the win, placing the Friday match at the end of that series. The report said the Wallaroos produced plenty of classy moments in Canberra but again lacked discipline in tackles and around the ruck. The summary of that report available for this story does not detail those lapses further, so they are not described here.
The Guardian reported that Cecilia Smith, who is retiring, played her final Wallaroos game and received a red card during it. Smith was described as "sorry" for the red card, and the report said she received a standing ovation despite the dismissal.
The Guardian's headline also names Emily Chancellor, but the summary does not say what role she played in the match. The summary also omits the scorers and the final card totals, so the account here is limited to the score, the sweep, the discipline concerns, and Smith's red card. The full report is available from The Guardian's account of the match.
Sources: The Guardian: Wallaroos complete Scotland sweep as retiring Smith gets standing ovation despite red.