Gerard Butler smiled and put his thumbs up as he watched the Scotland Rugby Team thump the visitors 33-6 at Murrayfield.
Scots actor Gerard Butler has been snapped enjoying Scotland's win in their final Famous Grouse Nations Series test match. The 53-year-old actor from Paisley smiled and put his thumbs up as he watched the Scotland Rugby Team thump Georgia 33-6 at Murrayfield Stadium.
But as was the case in their previous two home matches against Italy and France, the Scots got a grip of proceedings in the second half and went on to make it three wins in four summer Tests after scores from Van der Merwe, Rory Darge, Kyle Steyn and Jack Dempsey. The visitors continued in the ascendancy though and they doubled their advantage to six points in the 21st minute when Matkava kicked another penalty.
The only first-half blemish for the dogged Georgians was the worrying sight of hooker Shalva Mamukashvili – on his 100th appearance – hobbling off before the break, just two weeks ahead of their World Cup opener against Australia in Paris. The Scots swiftly took control. Darge – who also scored in the last match away to France – forced his way over from close range in the 51st minute after Van der Merwe had been held up following a marauding run. Russell again converted in what was the talisman’s last act of the match before going off amid a raft of substitutions.
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