Andy Farrell names unchanged team to face Scotland in final Six Nations game
Andy Farrell has named an unchanged Ireland starting team for the final round of the Six Nations against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.
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Andy Farrell has named an unchanged Ireland starting team for the final round of the Six Nations against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.
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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has named an unchanged starting XV for Saturday's final Guinness Six Nations meeting with Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.
DUBLIN : Ireland named an unchanged team from last week's Grand Slam-ending loss to England for Saturday's Six Nations finale against Scotland where Andy Farrell's men hope to wrap up a second successive championship.
:Scotland have made two changes to their side for Saturday’s final Six Nations Championship fixture against Ireland in Dublin, with centre Stafford McDowall and scrumhalf Ben White selected to start as they seek a rare win against their hosts.
LONDON : England's Elliot Daly will return to the starting team on the left wing away to France on Saturday as coach Steve Borthwick on Thursday made only one, injury-enforced change to the side that beat Ireland 23-22 last week.
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