Summary
Scotland have beaten Canada and USA so far on tour
Santiago Videla kicks two penalties for Chile, while tries from Josh Bayliss, Kyle Rowe and Jamie Dobie put Scotland in control at half-time
Dobie, Matt Currie, Rowe, Dylan Richardson and Kyle Steyn cross for Scotland after the break; Diego Escobar crashes over for the hosts
Live Reporting
George O'Neill
Goodnightpublished at 22:17 20 July
22:17 20 July
FT: Chile 11-52 Scotland
That's all from us for this evening, as Scotland make it three wins from three on their summer tour of the Americas.
We'll be back for their fourth and final Test next weekend against Uruguay.
Until then, adios.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 22:13 20 July
22:13 20 July
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC ScotlandKyle Steyn is such an intelligent footballer.
If Steyn, Darcy Graham and Duhan van der Merwe are all fit, who are your two wingers? I'm definitely going with Steyn.
Postpublished at 22:11 20 July
22:11 20 July
FT: Chile 11-52 Scotland
Alright Joe, don't rub it in...
Postpublished at 22:10 20 July
22:10 20 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent in SantiagoYes, that is the snow-capped Andes behind the stadium.
There are not many better places to watch a game of rugby than this.
Postpublished at 22:07 20 July
22:07 20 July
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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC ScotlandDylan Richardson has a lot to offer.
He looks a really good prospect. He's got an eye for a try, and I want to see more from him
Postpublished at 22:06 20 July
22:06 20 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent in SantiagoShout out to these travelling fans who didn't stop cheering all game.
Postpublished at 22:04 20 July
22:04 20 July
FT: Chile 11-52 Scotland
Scotland centre Sione Tuipulotu has been giving his thoughts on the game: "They are very physical and very passionate.
"Chile are a lot better now than they were two years ago, and that's really positive for Chilean rugby. I wish them the best going forward.
"We want to finish the tour on a high next week against Uruguay."
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22:02 20 July
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Duncan Weir
Glasgow and Scotland fly-half on BBC ScotlandI thought the backline started to click quite nicely in the second half.
Once Scotland got the confidence of 'we're here and we're scoring tries' I thought they started to relax a bit more.
Fair play to Chile for giving it everything. Even though they had numbers against them, they were still trying to catch people, ball and all.
Postpublished at 21:59 20 July
21:59 20 July
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Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent in SantiagoThey might just have watched their team fall to a 40-point defeat, but you wouldn't know it from the reaction of the fans at full-time.
They know that their side took a big step forward out there against a top team like Scotland. There's even a small pitch invasion!
Full-timepublished at 21:57 20 July
21:57 20 July
Chile 11-52 Scotland
That is that in Santiago.
A convincing win from Scotland, but Chile can hold their heads up high after a real battling display.
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82 mins
Chile 11-52 Scotland
We are playing on past the 80-minute mark as Chile look to finish with a flourish.
Converted try Chile 11-52 SCOTLANDpublished at 80 mins
80 mins
Kyle Steyn
Kyle Steyn is so consistently excellent for Scotland, and he goes over for a well-deserved try here.
It's a great line he runs off Adam Hastings, and Chile can't find a way to drag him down before he gets to the line.
It's a straightforward conversion for Hastings, and Scotland tick past 50 points.
Postpublished at 21:53 20 July
21:53 20 July
Chile 11-45 Scotland
I know some have questioned the benefits of this tour for Scotland, but this Test is a big deal for Chilean players and fans alike.
Growing the game etc etc.
Postpublished at 21:51 20 July
21:51 20 July
Chile 11-45 Scotland
Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent in SantiagoThe stadium announcer has just said that there are nearly 25,000 fans in here today. I thought they sounded loud!
Try Chile 11-45 SCOTLANDpublished at 74 mins
74 mins
Dylan Richardson
A pin-point kick over the top from Adam Hastings finds Kyle Steyn and the Glasgow captain gets to within touching distance of the Chile line.
The ball gets recycled quickly, and Dylan Richardson dives over from close range.
There might have been a double-movement from the versatile forward, but the try is given.
Adam Hastings drags his conversion attempt wide.
Postpublished at 21:46 20 July
21:46 20 July
Chile 11-40 Scotland
Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC ScotlandI think Chile have been really really impressive. They have been clear and efficient in their own half.
Their defence for 40 or 50 minutes was really well organised.
Postpublished at 71 mins
71 mins
Chile 11-40 Scotland
Scotland pile forward again in search of a seventh try, but the ball goes to ground and Chile boot the ball back over halfway.
Postpublished at 21:43 20 July
21:43 20 July
Chile 11-40 Scotland
Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC ScotlandNot quite copy and paste but very similar to Jamie Dobie's try. We've seen this play so many times before with Scotland.
Great hands under pressure.
Postpublished at 21:41 20 July
21:41 20 July
Chile 11-40 Scotland
Joe Santamaria
The Rugby Paper's South America Correspondent in SantiagoChile's backline has had to be shifted around after injuries to Berti and Videla - they're looking very uncertain every time Scotland move into the wide channels.
Try Chile 11-38 SCOTLANDpublished at 66 mins
66 mins
Kyle Rowe
Scotland carve Chile's defence open once more, and Kyle Rowe has his second try of the game.
Scotland go straight off the top of a lineout, and some more slick hands put Rowe through a gaping hole.
It's a straightforward finish and Adam Hastings adds the extras off the tee.
