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SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Horne, Scotland (on emotions after the game.)

"I've never felt so low. It was a real tough one to take at the end there. We put so much into the game and came back and we believed in ourselves the whole way through. I guess we thought that we'd done enough and it's just gutting to come up short right at the end there. It's a tough one to swallow but I'm sure in a few weeks time, when the dust settles, we'll be able to look back on it and hopefully take a huge amount of pride and confidence going into the Six Nations and things."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Horne, Scotland (on positives from the performance.)

"Absolutely. We knew that that we hadn't hit the heights that we'd wanted to in the group stages but we got the job done. We believed that if we put in a performance that we were capable of, we could win the game and we showed that our there. We were mixing it with some of the top boys in the world. Yes it's a tough one to take but I'm sure that down the line we will take a lot of confidence going forward."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Stuart Hogg, Scotland (on the final kick.)

"Unfortunately (I had to watch it) because I'm in that position where if that misses, I have to take it. So yes, I watched it sail straight through the middle. Credit to Australia, they were good for 80 minutes and I wish them all the best for the rest of their campaign."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Finn Russell, Scotland (on how tough Australia were.)

"In the group (stages) they were flying, and going into the game we knew that it would be tough, how hard it was going to be. As you saw on the pitch, they created a lot of opportunities and four or five tries they scored which is amazing in a quarter final. But for us, and credit to our boys, we stuck in there and managed to hold in the whole game and it came down to one kick, two minutes to go."