A magnificent afternoon for Scotland, who did what they needed to do against a gritty Fiji outfit.

Relive all the key action from the game here:

• McGhie and Emma Orr cross in second half as Scotland seize control
• Loraini Senivutu scores Fiji try after blistering break before Lloyd races away for Scotland's third
• Francesca McGhie - with her fourth score of the tournament - and Rhona Lloyd cross for Scotland tries

You can read Andy Burke's match report and follow our dedicated Scottish Rugby page for all the reaction.

We'll see you next week when Scotland take on Canada to see who will finish top of the group. A win for Bryan Easson's side would mean they likely avoid England in the quarters.

No pressure then. See ya!

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10 of Scotland's 11 tries at this World Cup have been scored by backs - a 91% rate, the highest of any team.

Dazzling.

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Scotland might have scored five tries, but they were pushed all the way here by Fiji.

An unbelievable game comes to an end - and Scotland are through to the quarter-finals!

Fiji's ill-discipline was their undoing. What could they have done had they kept 15 players on the pitch throughout?

Scotland will be battered and bruised after that.

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Fran McGhie spins out of two tackles and plays Rhea Clarke in. She tries to pass to the player outside her, but there's a very obvious deliberate knock on.

Play goes on, but it's eventually brought back. Nailolo is off, but is there enough covering defence that would have caught Eva Donaldson on the wing?

Apparently so...

Sarah Bonar is off, with Adelle Ferrie on. I notice Lisa Thomson also has a huge bandage round her head on the subs bench.

Four minutes left, and Scotland are ahead by 14 - but it feels far more tense than that.

Fiji break down the left and they look absolutely certain to score - but there's Francesca McGhie out of nowhere!

She flies across like a bullet and tackles Kelerayani Luvu into touch!

As if her two tries weren't enough for a player of the match performance.

Molly Wright, Eva Donaldson and Beth Blacklock are on. That's Elis Martin, Emma Wassell and Lisa Thomson replaced.

Scotland have eventually hacked the ball away.

It's becoming quite disjointed.

Fiji are down to 14 - the yellow card that was being reviewed in the bunker has been upgraded to a 20-minute red card.

That means Fiji will be back up to 15 minutes for about four minutes at the end.

Well now, TMO Rachel Horton says there is a "clear knock-on" in the lead up to this try.

Nunia Delaimoala is on the floor, and spills it. Brutal luck for Fiji.

Having stretched their lead, Scotland are now defending their own line again. Some of the carries from the Fijian attackers are bone-shuddering.

Scotland are defending admirably at the moment, but the phases keep going on.

They try to go wide but Fran McGhie makes the tackle. Helen Nelson makes another. It's heroic stuff.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Salford Community Stadium

Told you she was playing well!

Show-stopper from Emma Orr.

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So Scotland have the bonus point try, a 12-point lead, and a player advantage.

This is the moment where Scotland need to put Fiji away. Build a 20+ point lead, and kill this game off.