I was at the ground, on the 22 at the end where Scotland were warming up. They were much more intense and everything seemed at a much higher speed than what going on at the other end. Scotland also ran their team run semi-opposed. It was very obvious and I was having a chat to a few people around me who noticed the same thing.
Yep, the Wallabies ran mostly unopposed, and then at half pace. I was really surprised at how inaccurate their warm-up process was.
And although Scotland thoroughly deserved the win, the Wallabies really, really, really just should not have lost. 2 really poor decision making processes gifting tries in the first half (obviously with excellent pressure being applied by Scotland) and the Scottish try in the second half just appeared from nowhere as the Wallabies collectively clocked off in defence. There just should never have been a try on there, and in the end Scotland had at least 3 players who could have scored it. And it was a very good try.
It's hard to not join the dots of the lackadaisical prep and inaccurate execution under a little (expected) pressure.