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    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson's a 'glass half full' man after their 25-17 Edinburgh escape over Scotland

    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson's a 'glass half full' man after their 25-17 Edinburgh escape over Scotland


    After leading 17-nil at halftime, the visitors the hosts back into the game to level at 17-all, before a Damian McKenzie try and penalty secured the win.

    Robertson says he's more pleased with the victory - than he is frustrated with the second half showing.



    Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu says he's heartbroken as he felt the game was in hand.



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