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Extra home advantage crucial if Scotland are to vie for second top-three finish in Six Nations in three years, reckons Hawick rugby  legend Jim Renwick

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Scotland could be in with a chance of their second top-three finish in rugby’s Six Nations in three years if they can make the most of their extra match’s home advantage this time round, unlike in 2023 and 2021, according to Hawick’s Jim Renwick.
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Extra home advantage crucial if Scotland are to vie for second top-three finish in Six Nations in three years, reckons Hawick rugby  legend Jim Renwick

Scotland could be in with a chance of their second top-three finish in rugby’s Six Nations in three years if they can make the most of their extra match’s home advantage this time round, unlike in 2023 and 2021, according to Hawick’s Jim Renwick.

·Selkirk, United Kingdom
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Southern Reporter broke the news in Selkirk, United Kingdom on Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
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