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DUBLIN : Ireland have a "bit of fixing to do" if they want to keep their Six Nations Grand Slam bid on course against England after a comfortable but not entirely satisfactory 31-7 victory over Wales on Saturday, coach Andy Farrell said.
DUBLIN :Grand slam-chasing Ireland made it three bonus-point Six Nations wins from three against Wales at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, racking up their 18th successive home win in the process with a 31-7 victory.
Ireland's Bundee Aki said that the side’s ill-discipline against Wales was a key area that required improvement despite their comprehensive 31-7 Six Nations victory.
Ireland's back-to-back Grand Slam bandwagon will roll on to Twickenham in two weeks' time after a 31-7 win against Wales at the Aviva Stadium, but Andy Farrell's side were given a stern reminder that their title will not be a procession.
Andy Farrell is braced for a “war of attrition” against winless Wales and knows any hint of complacency could wreck Ireland’s pursuit of successive Grand Slam titles.
I think a couple of weeks ago, if you were told that both Mack Hansen and Hugo Keenan were going to be out, you'd be worried.
Andy Farrell has challenged Test rookie Ciaran Frawley to “prove a point” after handing him a long-awaited full Ireland debut in place of the injured Hugo Keenan.
If there was any sense that Ireland and Andy Farrell could be lulled into thinking Saturday's meeting with Wales at the Aviva Stadium was a done deal, the Ireland coach's team selection will have nipped that theory in the bud.