Scottish Rugby said on Friday that it had spoken to six national team players following a reported breach of team protocols after their Six Nations victory over Italy last weekend.
Scotland beat Italy 33-22 for a bonus-point win at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. According to a BBC report, the players, including captain Stuart Hogg and Finn Russell, left the team hotel to visit a bar upon their return to Edinburgh.
“The Scotland management team have this week dealt with a post-match matter involving six players following the game against Italy last weekend,” the Scottish Rugby Union said in a statement. “Preparations for the match against Ireland this week have been good and the whole squad is fully focussed on achieving a positive result on Saturday.”
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