Darcy Graham bagged four tries as Scotland set-up a Pool B decider with Ireland after claiming a 84-0 victory over Romania at Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille.

Flanker Hamish Watson, scrum-half Ali Price and winger Graham all struck inside the first 21 minutes. Graham then completed his try treble and number eight Matt Fagerson added another, as Romania were made to pay with three players all heading to the sin-bin in quick succession to trail 42-0 at half-time.

Full-back Ollie Smith's 65-metre run was the pick of Scotland's six second-half tries, with Graham rounding off the scoring. Fly-half Ben Healy also grabbed a try in a 27-point haul on his Rugby World Cup debut after switching allegiance from Ireland, who Scotland must beat in Paris on 7 October - and likely deny the world's number one team a bonus point - if they want to snatch a quarter-final spot.