Lyons wins Australia place Bulloch seeks improvement

The same XV that began the record 100-8 win over Japan have been given the chance to avenge the Murrayfield loss to the Aussies earlier this month.

There is one change on the bench, with Borders prop Bruce Douglas taking the place of Edinburgh's Craig Smith.

Australia ran out 31-14 winners in Edinburgh a fortnight ago.

But winger Chris Paterson denies the Scots will go into the second Autumn Test with the Wallabies suffering from an inferiority complex.

He said: "Every game is totally different. It is a different day, in different surroundings and although there are some similarities we just prepare for a specific game on a given day.

"We have the experience of playing them recently but we never look back in the past we just look forward.

"And if we play anywhere near our capability we'll score points and Australia undoubtedly will score points.

"The first points are important but there will be a lot of scoring throughout the game so I think the key is sticking with them.

"The last game we played reasonably well but had a 20 minute black spot where they ran in four tries so we can't allow that this weekend.

"But if they go into an early lead, we know we can come back. We won the second-half last time so we know we can finish. It is a huge challenge but we are looking forward to it."

Meanwhile, Williams has called for the fans to create the same atmosphere at Hampden as they did against Japan.

He said: "It would be wonderful if we could get a big enough crowd at Hampden to get behind the team in the same manner as the crowd at Perth last weekend.

"My plea would be to come and support your team. It really makes a difference."

Scotland: H Southwell (Edinburgh); C Paterson (Edinburgh), B Hinshelwood (Worcester), A Henderson (Glasgow), S Lamont (Glasgow); D Parks (Glasgow), C Cusiter (The Borders); A Jacobsen (Edinburgh), G Bulloch (Glasgow), G Kerr (Leeds Tykes), S Grimes (Newcastle Falcons), N Hines (Edinburgh), A Hogg (Edinburgh), J Petrie (Glasgow, D Macfadyen (Glasgow)

Replacements: R Russell (London Irish), B Douglas (The Borders), S MacLeod (The Borders), J White (Sale Sharks), M Blair (Edinburgh), G Ross (Leeds Tykes), G Morrison (Glasgow).