| England's lack of cutting edge was painfully apparent in defeat to Australia but their scamble defence was solid and neither team will be easily breached. |
| Once-boggy waste ground has been transformed into a sophisticated play area with a high-level adventure trail, a slide, tube crawler and scamble net. |
| Ciaran Martyn pounced on a loose ball following a goalmouth scamble to hook it to the net before Nash sent the crowd wild with delight 30 seconds later. |
| An angler fishing at night for seat trout in the Kelvin in Glasgow had to scamble down river 200 yards when a salmon took his fly. |
| We kind of have to scamble about where we're playing,'' Garrison said. |
| Luckily for the Dons referee Victor Torres felt Luizao fouled Anderson on the line as he helped scamble the ball into the empty net. |
