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DUBLIN : Ireland captain Johnny Sexton believes his side struck a blow through French hearts ahead of the Rugby World Cup later this year following their epic 32-19 Six Nations victory at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Ireland took a giant step towards the Six Nations Grand Slam by beating title-holders France 32-19 in a pulsating encounter between the world's top two sides at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.
Sometimes games don't live up to expectations, other times they exceed them.
It's not often that an Irish team gets compared to the All Blacks, but coming out of the Principality Stadium last Saturday, that was the opinion of many of the Welsh fans who had watched the comprehensive Ireland victory.
Some are calling it an early Grand Slam decider, but in reality this game doesn't need the cheap hype.
Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray is in "good form" and ready to face France in the Guinness Six Nations on Saturday, despite his father suffering "serious injuries" in a road traffic collision.
In my opinion this is far more than just another Six Nations encounter. It's the first time ever in Six Nations rugby that we've had the No 1 and No 2-ranked sides playing against each other. You're eight months out from a Rugby World Cup where both teams could meet in a quarter-final, so the whole of rugby is focused in on this game.