Scotland Names Freddy Douglas for Portugal Test

Freddy Douglas, a 19-year-old back-rower, has been called up by Scotland for their Autumn Test against Portugal and could become the youngest debutant since 1963. Head coach Gregor Townsend praised Douglas's impressive performances at youth levels, specifically highlighting his tackling and turnover abilities. Stafford McDowall has been named captain, with other notable inclusions like Rory Hutchinson and debutants Ben Muncaster and Alex Samuel. Darcy Graham returns from concussion, while Aaron Reed, who made his debut this summer, will be on the wing. The match is anticipated to provide Douglas with a chance to showcase his talent, given Scotland's expected control of the game. Coverage of the match can be accessed on BBC Radio Scotland and their website.