The tournament is well and truly in full swing now.
The Scots come into this one in arguably the best shape they ever have entering a tournament. They will have to make do without their talisman Stuart Hogg, who announced his retirement from rugby shortly before the World Cup.
Their task today is a mammoth one as they take on the mighty South Africa. Victorious in Japan four years ago, the Springboks are heavily fancied to go deep in this tournament once again.Here's what you need to know about the game:What time is the match kicking-off at? The game will begin at 4.45pm.Streaming is available on the VM Player.
Quotes corner "They're the most enjoyable, the most coherent, the most fluid, the quickest side we have ever produced. They're the most threatening and the most consistent," writes former Scotland star Johnnie Beattie in his BBC column.
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