Saturday sport: Ireland with a chance to clinch Six Nations title
Ireland's bid for a second successive Six Nations Grand Slam continues on Saturday.
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Ireland's bid for a second successive Six Nations Grand Slam continues on Saturday.
Ireland will open their 2025 Guinness Six Nations campaign with a home fixture at the Aviva Stadium against England.
It's difficult to make a compelling argument that England can beat Ireland today.
Fabien Galthie readily accepts that France "are not at the level we want to be" during what has proved to be a spluttering Guinness Six Nations campaign.
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