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England 15-32 Ireland: Six Nations – as it happened (The Guardian)

Rob Kitson was our man at this tumultuous match and you can read his full report here. Ireland beat England to stay in Six Nations title hunt after Ewels' ...

Last minute bugs-going-around news aside; Joe Marchant is in outside centre, Elliot Daly takes a seat on the bench. Jamie Blamire and Joe Launchbury also return to the matchday squad, both on the bench. In the pack, Jamie George starts at hooker while Sam Simmonds starts at No 8 ahead of bench-bound Alex Dombrandt. Can’t help but feel this is the proper ‘international arrival’ opportunity to Simmonds, but will he take it?

England v Ireland LIVE score recap and reaction (Irish Mirror)

Ireland kept their Six Nations titles hopes alive with a bonus point victory over a 14-man England at Twickenham. The home side had to play nearly all of ...

But Itoje earns a turnover for England before they win another penalty at the scrum. A gift of three points for England as Henderson is penalised at the breakdown. But Ireland get a penalty and take a tap-and-go that has them peppering the England line. Discipline letting Ireland down after they failed to deal with the restart. James Lowe then got a try for Ireland. But England came back into the game and Hugo Keenan's try before half-time came at a crucial time. Despite being down to 14 men this England side are not lying down. Hugo Keenan takes a high ball well in his half but the support isn't there for him and England turn the ball over. Sexton kicks Ireland in the England 22 - they could get a bonus point try from here... A brilliant piece of play for Ireland as Sexton goes out the back to Keenan to set Conway down the right wing. Marcus Smith has a kick to level the game... Sexton kicks over for a three-point lead with 15 minutes to play. Ireland were quick to take advantage of the extra man.

Six Nations 2022:Player ratings from England's 32-15 loss to Ireland (Sky Sports)

Ireland secured a bonus-point victory at Twickenham to keep their Six Nations title hopes alive and end England's in the process, but not before the 14-man ...

Caelan Doris: A class act and a fine sight when in full flow. Soaked in his surroundings as he exited Twickenham for probably the last time. Johnny Sexton: Not his finest game in the green jersey. Garry Ringrose: Made a couple of sharp breaks and put in his share of tackles. The Saracens lock was everywhere. Maro Itoje: Led English resistance on both sides of the ball.

England v Ireland: Six Nations – live! | Sport (Verve times)

England: Freddie Steward; Max Malins, Joe Marchant, Henry Slade, Jack Nowell; Marcus Smith, Harry Randall; Ellis Genge, Jamie George, Kyle Sinckler, Maro Itoje, ...

In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. Last minute bugs-going-around news aside; Joe Marchant is in outside centre, Elliot Daly takes a seat on the bench.

Six Nations recap: England 15-32 Ireland (RTE.ie)

Look back on how Ireland claimed their first win against England at Twickenham since 2018, scoring four tries in a bonus point win.

Ireland v England: Ireland Player Ratings After Wild Win At ... (Balls.ie)

A bonus point win for Ireland on a tough evening in Twickenham for Andy Farrell's team as Ireland won 15-32 in a bruising encounter against an English side ...

Lucky to stay on the pitch before half time. Made11 carries and made 5 tackles. Some big But came up with an epic lineout steal in the 67thminute. Struggled with the weight at scrum time. Some lovely passing skills in Ireland’s attack. Kept the pace of the game high with his quick taps. Advertisement As much as he doesn’t like people mentioning it, his defence needs to improve to play at this level. Advertisement Two Super 50:22 in the second half. Advertisement Is there a better fullback under a high ball than this?

England v Ireland: All you need to know (RTE.ie)

GUINNESS SIX NATIONS. England v Ireland, Twickenham, Saturday, 4.45pm. TV. There is live coverage on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player which gets under way at 4pm.

"Everywhere they go, we're going to be in their faces and we're going to take time and space away from them. "We know that they're going to cause us problems but we’re confident in our own ability. Andy Farrell: "It's part of the journey, isn’t it? Temperatures of around 10C, although it could be relatively windy. They have won 10 of their last 11 games, but eight of those wins have come at the Aviva Stadium, and having lost out in Paris earlier in the tournament, it would feel like a step backwards for this Six Nations to come and go without a big away win for Ireland. In 2019, Ireland were hockeyed in a World Cup warm-up, and although the two defeats in England in 2020 were much closer on paper, Ireland were never in a position to win either.

Player ratings | Nervy Ireland get the bonus point against 14-man ... (Off The Ball)

Ireland looked to keep their hopes of a Triple Crown and a Six Nations Championship alive as they traveled to Twickenham on Saturday.

He was unbeatable in the air at the back, however not all of his catches ended up in positive play for Ireland. He is one of the main reasons that Ireland have enjoyed the fastest ruck speed in the competition, and continued that against England. The replacement second row was crucial in the maul defence that kept England out in the first half. The Irish centre pairing were muted in the face of a 14-man England, as neither Aki nor Garry Ringrose made a huge amount of carries or tackles. He carried well, was the main reason that Ireland secured their own ball at the ruck and continues to prove himself to be undroppable. However, his overall play seemed muted, as he allowed the players around him to light up Twickenham. However, the most important part of a prop's job is to secure the scrum, and the Irish scrum was stuck in reverse against an English side scrumming with Jack Nowell at flank. In the build-up to James Lowe's first-half try, Sheehan showed his handling and creative ability, drawing the defender and putting Josh van der Flier into the gap. What this meant was that Furlong was penalised a few times at the set piece. Van der Flier carried well, and was a brick wall on defence. After 20 minutes of Irish dominance, though, England steadied the ship and began to slowly come back into the match. Smith's boot and the cracking Irish scrum put England level with 20 minutes left to play.

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