Scotland full-back Stuart Hogg has described himself as "chuffed to bits" after his side got their Rugby World Cup campaign off to a winning start against Japan this afternoon.
Vern Cotter's side ran in five second-half tries to emerge 45-10 victors over South Africa's conquerors, although the game was not quite as one-sided as the scoreline suggests.
Despite that, Hogg was pleased to have moved top of Pool B courtesy of the bonus point that accompanied their fourth try.
When asked whether the scoreline flattered his side, Hogg told Sports Mole: "No, not really. We maybe got a few breakaway tries, but that came off the back of good defensive pressure. We've worked hard on that and we're chuffed to bits with it.
"Obviously they had a cracking result against [South Africa], but for us it was a case of bringing our game and thankfully that paid off.
"We've targeted getting out of the pool stages here, so to get a win and a bonus point first up was exactly what we were after. But now it's a case of working hard again and moving onto our next job."
Next up for Scotland is a match against USA in Leeds on Sunday.
Barney Corkhill
