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Sione Tuipulotu accepts responsibility for Scotland’s second-half collapse against New Zealand

Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu has taken full responsibility for his side’s second-half collapse against New Zealand in the Nations Championship, admitting the team was not accurate enough.

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Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu has accepted full responsibility for his team’s second-half collapse against New Zealand in the Nations Championship, saying Scotland were “nowhere near accurate enough”.

Tuipulotu’s comments followed a difficult second half for Scotland, in which their performance deteriorated against the New Zealand side. The captain acknowledged that Scotland’s lack of accuracy was central to the collapse.

The remarks place responsibility on Tuipulotu as Scotland’s captain while also highlighting the team’s shortcomings during the match. No further details about the result or Scotland’s next fixture were provided.

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