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Scotland women's national rugby union team

Scotland
Shirt badge/Association crest
UnionScottish Rugby Union
First colours
Second colours
World Rugby ranking
Current11 (as of 23 November 2020)
First international
Scotland 10–0 Ireland
(Raeburn Place 14 February 1993)
Biggest win
Scotland 84–0 Russia
(Enköping, Sweden 17 May 2009)
Biggest defeat
England 89–0 Scotland
(Twickenham, England 13 March 2011)
World Cup
Appearances4 (First in 1994)
Best result5th, 1994

The Scotland women's national rugby union team has competed in five of the Women's Rugby World Cups and has an important role in the rugby world stage. The governing body in Scotland for women's rugby is Scottish Rugby. Clare Cribbes was the youngest player ever to play for Scotland in a World Cup.

History

Scotland have appeared in five World Cups since their debut in 1994. They also qualified for the tournament in 1998, 2002 and 2006 and 2010. They did not qualify for the 2014 tournament.

Results summary

(Full internationals only)
Correct as of 27 November 2016

Rugby: Scotland internationals 1993–
Opponent First game Played Won Drawn Lost Percentage
Australia 1999 2 0 0 2 0.00%
Belgium 2009 1 1 0 0 100.00%
Canada 1994 6 1 0 5 16.67%
England 1994 25 2 0 23 8.00%
France 1998 23 5 0 18 21.74%
Ireland 1993 25 14 0 11 56.00%
Italy 1988 16 5 1 10 31.25%
Kazakhstan 2006 1 1 0 0 100.00%
Netherlands 1995 6 5 0 1 83.33%
New Zealand 1994 3 0 0 3 0.00%
Russia 1994 2 2 0 0 100.00%
Samoa 2002 1 1 0 0 100.00%
South Africa 2010 2 0 0 2 0.00%
Spain 1997 19 12 0 7 63.16%
Sweden 1994 9 9 0 0 100.00%
United States 1998 5 1 0 4 20.00%
Wales 1993 28 13 0 15 46.43%
Summary 1993 174 72 1 101 41.38%

Squad

  • Current Squad

The following players were called up for the 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup qualifying against Spain on 18 October 2016.[1]

Forwards

  • Clare Cribbes
  • Tracy Balmer
  • Sarah Bonar
  • Katie Dougan
  • Karen Dunbar
  • Jemma Forsyth
  • Heather Lockhart
  • Rachel Malcolm
  • Deborah McCormack
  • Louise McMillan
  • Lyndsay O’Donnell
  • Lucy Park
  • Lana Skeldon
  • Lindsey Smith
  • Emma Wassell

Backs

  • Megan Gaffney
  • Sarah Law
  • Rhona Lloyd
  • Lisa Martin
  • Jenny Maxwell
  • Helen Nelson
  • Chloe Rollie
  • Eilidh Sinclair
  • Lisa Thomson
  • Recent call-ups .[2]

Forwards

  • Debbie Falconer
  • Jade Konkel
  • Siobhan McMillan
  • Sarah Quick
  • Lisa Robertson
  • Fiona Sim
  • Anna Stodster

Backs

  • Claire Bain
  • Caroline Collie
  • Abi Evans
  • Lauren Harris
  • Mairi McDonald
  • Laura Steven

Results

See Women's international rugby for information about the status of international games and match numbering

Full internationals

1990s

[68]
1993-02-14 Scotland 10–0 Ireland Raeburn Place, Edinburgh [1/1/1]
[79]
1993-12-19 Scotland 0–23 Wales Burnbrae, Glasgow [2/14/1]
[80]
1994-02-13 Ireland 0–5 Scotland Ravenhill, Belfast [2/3/2]
[88]
1994-04-13 (WC) Scotland 51–0 Russia Boroughmuir RFC [4/2/1]
[90]
1994-04-15 (WC) Scotland 0–26 England Boroughmuir [5/20/1]
[97]
1994-04-17 (WC) Scotland 0–8 Wales Melrose [6/18/2]
[102]
1994-04-20 (WC) Scotland 10–3 Ireland Melrose [7/5/3]
[105]
1994-04-23 (WC) Scotland 11–5 Canada Boroughmuir [8/14/1]
[109]
1994-04-24 Scotland 60–0 Sweden Meggetland [9/15/1]
[113]
1994-12-20 Wales 0–5 Scotland The Brewery Field [21/10/3]
[115]
1995-02-20 Scotland 20–3 Ireland Myreside, Edinburgh [11/7/4]
[121]
1995-04-30 Scotland 10–12 Italy Meggetland, Edinburgh [12/13/1]
[124]
1995-09-23 Netherlands 5–3 Scotland ? [27/13/1]
[125]
1996-01-21 (HN) Ireland 0–21 Scotland Blackrock [9/14/5]
[127]
1996-02-18 (HN) Wales 11–6 Scotland Bridgend [24/15/4]
[130]
1996-03-03 (HN) Scotland 8–12 England Meggetland, Edinburgh [16/27/2]
[147]
1996-11-30 Scotland 27–3 Netherlands Meggetland [17/31/2]
[149]
1997-01-12 (HN) Scotland 10–0 Wales Meggetland [18/26/5]
[151]
1997-01-26 (HN) England 23–3 Scotland Blackheath [30/19/3]
[154]
1997-02-23 (HN) Scotland 28–3 Ireland Pennypit, Edinburgh [20/14/6]
[159]
1997-04-02 FIRA Italy 7–31 Scotland Nice, France [17/21/2]
[163]
1997-04-04 FIRA Scotland 11–10 Spain Nice, France [22/12/1]
[167]
1997-04-06 FIRA England 24–8 Scotland Nice, France [36/23/4]
[170]
1997-08-05 Sweden 0–42 Scotland Stockholm [17/24/2]
[181]
1998-02-08 (HC) Ireland 0–15 Scotland Old Belvedere, Dublin [19/25/7]
[183]
1998-02-21 Scotland 19–3 France Raeburn Place, Edinburgh [26/44/1]
[184]
1998-03-01 (HC) Wales 12–22 Scotland Cardiff [30/27/6]


[185]
1998-03-21 (HC) Scotland 8–5 England Stewarts Melville [28/40/5]
[195]
1998-05-02 (WC) Italy 8–37 Scotland Amsterdam [20/29/3]
[202]
1998-05-05 (WC) New Zealand 76–0 Scotland Amsterdam [17/30/1]
[207]
1998-05-09 (WC) Scotland 10–25 United States Amsterdam [31/27/1]
[215]
1998-05-12 (WC) France 7–27 Scotland Amsterdam [48/32/2]
[228]
1998-05-16 (WC) Australia 25–15 Scotland Amsterdam [10/33/1]
[231]
1998-12-05 Spain 3–5 Scotland ? [20/34/2]
[233]
1999-02-07 (5N) Scotland 23–0 Wales Inverleith, Edinburgh [35/37/7]
[234]
1999-02-28 (5N) England 34–7 Scotland Richmond RFC [48/36/6]
[239]
1999-03-21 (5N) Scotland 22–5 Ireland Inverleith, Edinburgh [37/30/8]
[240]
1999-04-09 (5N) France 48–18 Scotland Melun [53/38/3]
[247]
1999-04-19 FIRA Italy 15–43 Scotland Belluno, Italy [25/39/4]
[251]
1999-04-21 FIRA Spain 11–9 Scotland Belluno, Italy [22/40/3]
[254]
1999-04-24 FIRA England 13–15 Scotland Belluno, Italy [54/41/7]

2000s

[264]
2000-02-18 (5N) Spain 13–9 Scotland Murcia [26/42/4]
[267]
2000-03-06 (5N) Scotland 7–10 France Edinburgh [43/59/4]
[269]
2000-03-19 (5N) Wales 12–36 Scotland Caerphilly [46/44/8]
[270]
2000-04-01 (5N) Scotland 9–64 England Edinburgh [45/59/8]
[274]
2000-05-08 FIRA Scotland 28–6 Wales Almería, Spain [46/48/9]
[280]
2000-05-10 FIRA Spain 13–10 Scotland Almería, Spain [30/47/5]
[283]
2000-05-13 FIRA England 40–20 Scotland Almería, Spain [62/48/9]
[296]
2001-02-03 (5N) France 13–0 Scotland Saint Denis [64/49/5]
[302]
2001-02-18 (5N) Scotland 22–0 Wales Meggetland [50/53/10]
[305]
2001-03-04 (5N) England 39–0 Scotland Richmond [69/51/10]
[307]
2001-03-18 (5N) Scotland 19–8 Spain Melrose [52/35/6]
[314]
2001-05-06 FIRA Scotland 13–3 Wales Hazebrouk, France [53/56/11]
[322]
2001-05-10 FIRA France 6–9 Scotland Lille, France [69/54/6]
[329]
2001-05-12 FIRA Spain 3–15 Scotland Lille, France [39/55/7]
[340]
2001-11-11 Scotland 13–3 Sweden Edinburgh [56/27/3]
[342]
2001-11-24 Scotland 22–3 United States Inverleith [57/40/2]
[345]
2002-02-03 (6N) Scotland 8–35 England Dunbar [58/78/11]
[347]
2002-02-16 (6N) Spain 14–17 Scotland Barcelona [41/59/8]
[351]
2002-03-02 (6N) Ireland 0–13 Scotland Limerick [42/60/9]
[357]
2002-03-24 (6N) Scotland 12–22 France Inverleith [61/74/7]
[361]
2002-04-07 (6N) Wales 3–31 Scotland Stradey Park [64/62/12]
[369]
2002-05-13 (WC) Scotland 13–3 Samoa Barcelona [63/2/1]
[377]
2002-05-18 (WC) Canada 11–0 Scotland Barcelona [34/64/2]
[383]
2002-05-21 (WC) Spain 16–23 Scotland Barcelona [47/65/9]
[391]
2002-05-25 (WC) Australia 30–0 Scotland Barcelona [17/66/2]
[395]
2002-11-24 Scotland 34–3 Sweden Murrayfield, Edinburgh [67/30/4]
[398]
2003-02-15 (6N) Scotland 25–0 Ireland Netherdale (Gala RFC) [68/49/10]
[400]
2003-02-22 (6N) France 14–19 Scotland Évreux [81/69/8]
[404]
2003-03-09 (6N) Scotland 9–8 Wales Meadowbank [70/75/13]
[407]
2003-03-22 (6N) England 31–0 Scotland Harlequins RFC [90/71/12]
[410]
2003-03-29 (6N) Scotland 48–7 Spain Meadowbank [72/53/10]
[423]
2003-07-06 Sweden 5–49 Scotland Linköping [33/73/5]
[428]
2004-02-14 (6N) Wales 10–30 Scotland Arms Park, Cardiff [78/74/14]
[432]
2004-02-21 (6N) Scotland 7–20 England Netherdale, Galashiels [75/95/13]
[435]
2004-03-06 (6N) Spain 6–5 Scotland Lalin, Santiago de Compostela [58/76/11]
[439]
2004-03-21 (6N) Scotland 12–16 France Murrayfield [77/90/9]
[442]
2004-03-27 (6N) Ireland 0–17 Scotland Thomond Park, Limerick [58/78/11]
[446]
2004-05-02 FIRA Scotland 32–0 Sweden Toulouse, France [79/34/6]
[453]
2004-05-05 FIRA France 25–6 Scotland Toulouse, France [93/80/10]
[457]
2004-05-08 FIRA Scotland 11–10 Wales Toulouse, France [81/85/15]
[474]
2004-11-27 Scotland 6–12 United States Murrayfield, Edinburgh [82/50/3]
[475]
2005-02-04 (6N) France 22–15 Scotland Roubaix, Lyon [95/83/11]
[479]
2005-02-12 (6N) Scotland 15–5 Ireland Murrayfield [84/64/12]
[482]
2005-02-26 (6N) Scotland 19–3 Spain Anniesland, Glasgow [85/66/12]
[487]
2005-03-13 (6N) Scotland 22-5 Wales Murrayfield [86/91/16]
[490]
2005-03-19 (6N) England 22–10 Scotland Twickenham, London [110/87/14]
[508]
2005-06-29 (CC) New Zealand 30–9 Scotland Ottawa [39/88/2]
[509]
2005-07-02 (CC) Canada 22–9 Scotland Ottawa [48/89/3]
[519]
2006-01-21 Scotland 6–13 United States Netherdale, Gala [90/51/4]
[523]
2006-02-05 (6N) Scotland 3–23 France Murrayfield [91/102/12]
[526]
2006-02-11 (6N) Wales 5–0 Scotland Sardis Rd, Pontypridd [99/92/17]
[528]
2006-02-25 (6N) Scotland 5–22 England Murrayfield [93/117/15]
[530]
2006-03-10 (6N) Ireland 0–9 Scotland Navan [72/94/13]
[535]
2006-03-18 (6N) Spain 12–16 Scotland La Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid [73/95/13]
[560]
2006-08-31 (WC) Spain 0–24 Scotland Rugby Park, St. Albert [74/96/14]
[569]
2006-09-04 (WC) Kazakhstan 17–32 Scotland Rugby Park, St. Albert [34/97/1]
[571]
2006-09-08 (WC) New Zealand 21–0 Scotland Ellerslie Park, Edmonton [45/98/3]
[578]
2006-09-12 (WC) Ireland 10–11 Scotland Rugby Park, St. Albert [77/99/14]
[586]
2006-09-17 (WC) Scotland 0–24 United States Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton [100/59/5]
[598]
2007-02-03 (6N) England 60–0 Scotland Old Albanians, St Albans [125/101/16]
[603]
2007-02-10 (6N) Scotland 0–10 Wales Dunbar [102/104/18]
[604]
2007-02-24 (6N) Scotland 26–6 Italy Meggetland, Edinburgh [103/55/5]
[607]
2007-03-10 (6N) Scotland 6–18 Ireland Meggetland, Edinburgh [104/83/15]
[612]
2007-03-18 (6N) France 18–10 Scotland Stade le Bout du Clos, Paris [116/105/13]
[652]
2007-11-04 Scotland 3–45 Canada Glasgow [106/64/4]
[658]
2008-02-03 (6N) Scotland 15–43 France Meggetland [107/121/14]
[660]
2008-02-10 (6N) Wales 23–6 Scotland Taff's Well [114/108/19]
[662]
2008-02-22 (6N) Ireland 13–3 Scotland St Mary's RFC, Dublin [87/109/16]
[666]
2008-03-08 (6N) Scotland 5–34 England Meggetland [110/137/17]
[670]
2008-03-16 (6N) Italy 31–10 Scotland Mira [66/111/6]
[683]
2008-05-17 FIRA Scotland 10–27 Wales Amsterdam [112/118/20]
[690]
2008-05-20 FIRA Netherlands 0–26 Scotland Leiden, Netherlands [86/113/3]
[701]
2008-05-24 FIRA Scotland 27–25 Spain Amsterdam [114/85/15]
[722]
2009-01-10 Scotland 32–0 Sweden Meggetland [115/51/7]
[725]
2009-02-08 (6N) Scotland 10–31 Wales Lasswade RFC, Bonnyrigg [116/121/21]
[728]
2009-02-15 (6N) France 25–12 Scotland Arras [131/117/15]
[730]
2009-02-28 (6N) Scotland 13–10 Italy Meggetland [118/59/7]
[732]
2009-03-13 (6N) Scotland 0–23 Ireland Meggetland [119/96/17]
[736]
2009-03-21 (6N) England 72–3 Scotland London Welsh [151/120/18]
[742]
2009-05-17 FIRA Russia 0–84 Scotland Enköping, Sweden [30/121/2]
[744]
2009-05-20 FIRA Belgium 0–71 Scotland Stockholm, Sweden [22/122/1]
[750]
2009-05-23 FIRA Netherlands 18–38 Scotland Enköping, Sweden [92/123/4]

2010s

[787]
2010-02-06 (6N) Scotland 10–8 France Lasswade [124/140/16]
[790]
2010-02-14 (6N) Wales 28–12 Scotland Brewery Field, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan [127/125/22]
[799]
2010-02-28 (6N) Italy 6–6 Scotland Stadio Maurizio Natali, Colleferro, Rome [77/126/8]
[802]
2010-03-13 (6N) Scotland 0–51 England Meggetland, Edinburgh [127/157/19]
[804]
2010-03-19 (6N) Ireland 15–3 Scotland Ashbourne, County Meath [102/128/19]
[827]
2010-06-05 Scotland 8–27 South Africa Lasswade [129/18/1]
[828]
2010-06-12 Scotland 17–41 South Africa Lasswade [130/19/2]
[834]
2010-08-20 (WC) Canada 37–10 Scotland Surrey Park, Guildford [83/131/5]
[842]
2010-08-24 (WC) France 17–10 Scotland Surrey Park, Guildford [147/132/17]
[847]
2010-08-28 (WC) Scotland 32–5 Sweden Surrey Park, Guildford [133/67/8]
[855]
2010-09-01 (WC) Canada 41–0 Scotland Surrey Park, Guildford [86/134/6]
[861]
2010-09-05 (WC) Scotland 8–32 Ireland Surrey Park, Guildford [135/107/19]
[866]
2011-01-03 Spain 28–13 Scotland Madrid [95/136/16]
[867]
2011-02-04 (6N) France 53–3 Scotland Viry-Châtillon [151/137/19]
[872]
2011-02-13 (6N) Scotland 12–41 Wales Burnbrae, Milngavie [138/138/23]
[873]
2011-02-26 (6N) Scotland 5–22 Ireland Lasswade [139/109/19]
[878]
2010-03-13 (6N) England 89–0 Scotland Twickenham [172/140/20]
[881]
2010-03-20 (6N) Scotland 0–26 Italy Meggetland, Edinburgh [141/90/9]
[910]
2011-11-06 Netherlands 10–33 Scotland Amsterdam [104/142/5]
[922]
2012-02-05 (6N) Scotland 0–47 England Lasswade [143/181/21]
[924]
2012-02-12 (6N) Wales 20–0 Scotland Cross Keys [142/144/24]
[927]
2012-02-25 (6N) Scotland 0–23 France Stirling County [145/159/20]
[929]
2012-03-09 (6N) Ireland 20–0 Scotland Ashbourne RFC [115/146/20]
[933]
2012-03-18 (6N) Italy 29–12 Scotland Pagani Stadium, Rovato, near Brescia [96/147/10]
[970]
2013-02-02 (6N) England 76–0 Scotland Esher [194/148/22]
[974]
2013-02-10 (6N) Scotland 0–8 Italy Mayfield, Dundee [149/104/11]
[974]
2013-02-23 (6N) Scotland 3–30 Ireland Lasswade [150/119/21]
[979]
2013-03-10 (6N) Scotland 0–13 Wales Scotstoun, Glasgow [151/150/25]
[980]
2013-03-15 (6N) France 76–0 Scotland Stade Bourillot, Dijon [173/152/21]
[985]
2013-04-20 WCQ Netherlands 7–29 Scotland Madrid [108/153/6]
[987]
2013-04-23 WCQ Italy 27–3 Scotland Madrid [109/154/12]
[991]
2013-04-27 WCQ Sweden 8–63 Scotland Madrid [77/155/9]
[1022]
2014-02-02 (6N) Ireland 59–0 Scotland Ashbourne [122/156/23]
[1027]
2014-02-09 (6N) Scotland 0–63 England Rubislaw, Aberdeen [157/209/23]
[1029]
2014-02-22 (6N) Italy 45–5 Scotland Stadio Parco Urbano [113/158/13]
[1034]
2014-03-09 (6N) Scotland 0–69 France Howthornden [159/183/22]
[1036]
2014-03-16 (6N) Wales 25–0 Scotland Talbot Athletic Ground [156/160/26]
[1092]
2014-11-23 Italy 27–3 Scotland Avezzano [116/161/14]
[1094]
2015-02-07 (6N) France 42–0 Scotland Stade Henri Desgrange, La Roche-sur-Yon, Vendée [192/162/22]
[1097]
2015-02-14 (6N) Scotland 3–39 Wales Broadwood, Cumbernauld [163/164/27]
[1101]
2015-03-01 (6N) Scotland 8–31 Italy Broadwood, Cumbernauld [164/119/15]
[1102]
2015-03-13 (6N) England 42–13 Scotland Darlington Arena, County Durham [165/221/24]
[1107]
2015-03-22 (6N) Scotland 3–73 Ireland Broadwood, Cumbernauld [166/136/24]
[1121]
2015-11-22 Spain 10–34 Scotland Valladolid, Castile and León [111/167/17]
[1127]
2016-02-05 (6N) Scotland 0-32 England Broadwood, Cumbernauld [168/228/25]
[1132]
2016-02-14 (6N) Wales 23-10 Scotland The Gnoll, Neath [169/169/28]
[1135]
2016-02-28 (6N) Italy 22-7 Scotland Stadio Arcoveggio, Bologna [124/170/16]
[1136]
2016-03-11 (6N) Scotland 0-24 France Broadwood, Cumbernauld [171/201/23]
[1140]
2016-03-20 (6N) Ireland 45-12 Scotland Donnybrook, Dublin [142/172/25]
[1164]
2016-11-18 WCQ Scotland 5–10 Spain Scotstoun, Glasgow [173/116/18]
[1170]
2016-11-26 Spain 15–10 Scotland Complutense, Madrid [117/174/19]
[1176]
2017-02-03 (6N) Scotland 15–22 Ireland Broadwood, Cumbernauld [175/-/25]
[1180]
2017-02-11 (6N) France 55–0 Scotland Stade Marcel-Deflandre, La Rochelle [-/176/24]
[1182]
2017-02-24 (6N) Scotland 15–14 Wales Broadwood, Cumbernauld [177/-/29]
[1186]
2017-03-11 (6N) England 64–0 Scotland Twickenham Stoop [-/178/26]
[1188]
2017-03-17 (6N) Scotland 14–12 Italy Broadwood, Cumbernauld [179/-/17]
[1241]
2018-02-02 (6N) Wales 18–17 Scotland Parc Eirias, Colwyn Bay [-/180/30]
[1245]
2018-02-10 (6N) Scotland 3–26 France Scotstoun, Glasgow [181/-/25]
[1247]
2018-02-23 (6N) Scotland 8–43 England Scotstoun, Glasgow [182/-/27]
[1256]
2018-03-11 (6N) Ireland 12–15 Scotland Donnybrook, Dublin [-/183/26]
[1259]
2018-03-18 (6N) Italy 26–12 Scotland Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [-/184/18]
[1271]
2018-11-04 Italy 38–0 Scotland Calvisano [143/185/19]
[1285]
2018-11-27 Scotland 25–28 Canada Scotstoun [186/132/7]
[1294]
2019-02-01 Scotland 7–28 Italy Scotstoun, Glasgow [187/-/20]
[1296]
2019-02-08 Scotland 5–22 Ireland Scotstoun, Glasgow [188/-/27]
[1301]
2019-02-23 France 41–10 Scotland Stadium Lille Métropole, Villeneuve-d'Ascq [-/189/26]
[1303]
2019-03-08 Scotland 15–17 Wales Scotstoun, Glasgow [190/-/30]
[1308]
2019-03-16 England 80–0 Scotland Twickenham Stadium [-/191/28]
[1292]
2019-01-20 Spain 29–24 Scotland Madrid [129/192/20]
[1346]
2019-09-30 South Africa 5–47 Scotland City Park, Athlone [-/193/1]
[1347]
2019-10-05 South Africa 15–38 Scotland City Park, Athlone [-/194/2]
[1357]
2019-11-17 Scotland 3–17 Wales Scotstoun, Glasgow [195/-/31]
[1363]
2019-11-24 Scotland 20–24 Japan Scotstoun [196/53/1]

Other matches

[-]
2005-07-08 Canadian Barbarians 0–35 Scotland Ottawa(?) [-/-/-]
[-]
2006-08-13 Scotland A 6–17 Ireland Hawick [-/-/-]
[-]
2009-02-15 France A 61–0 Scotland Development Arras [-/-/-]
[-]
2010-02-06 Scotland A 3–26 France A Lasswade [-/-/-]
[-]
2010-07-18 Scotland XV 20–15 Ireland XV Lasswade [-/-/-]
[-]
2015-01-03 Scotland 10–43 Celeste e Blu.png Nomads Murrayfield Stadium [-/-/-]
[-]
2016-10-29 Wales XV 15-0 Scotland XV Cardiff Arms Park [-/-/-]

Notable internationalists

  • Paula Chalmers, Scrum Half, named in World Cup Star XV [1]
  • Donna Kennedy, Number 8, most capped Scottish internationalist
  • Jade Konkel, Number 8, first full-time professional Scottish internationalist [2]

See also

Women's international rugby – the most complete listing of women's international results since 1982

References

External links

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