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Wallabies coach Les Kiss has revealed the entire game plan for Scotland this weekend, confirming Australia will attempt to score more points than the opposition.
Speaking at a press conference, Kiss said the coaching staff had spent the week exploring several options before settling on one.
"We want to get our score up, while ideally keeping theirs lower," he said.
"That could involve tries. We're not ruling out penalties either. The more points the better, in these circumstances."
Kiss declined to elaborate on how the Wallabies intended to achieve this, explaining that some tactical details needed to remain confidential.
"The boys have bought into it," he said.
"Obviously Scotland will have their own ideas. That's probably the biggest challenge. Their game plan won't be too dissimilar."
Asked whether he was concerned about giving away too much before kick-off, Kiss insisted there were still elements of the strategy Scotland wouldn't see coming.
"We're also looking at stopping their blokes when they’ve got the ball. Not letting them through, certainly not letting them score points."
More to come.