GLOUCESTER, England (Reuters) - Scotland will need to kick well and play a clever tactical game if they are to overcome crowd favourites Japan in the Rugby World Cup Pool B clash on Wednesday, said former Scotland scrum half Mike Blair.
"I think the way to beat this Japanese team is to put pressure on them in their own third. Kicking to the corners, making them have to exit, rather than a free-flowing loose game," Blair, who has won 85 caps and played in three World Cups for Scotland, told Reuters.
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