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England’s courageous attempt to overcome the red card shown to Charlie Ewels just seconds into a compelling Guinness Six Nations title clash fell agonisingly short as Ireland emerged 32-15 winners at Twickenham.
Ireland kept their Six Nations title hopes alive with a hard-fought 32-15 win over 14-man England at Twickenham on Saturday after home lock Charlie Ewels received the quickest red card in Championship history.
England’s courageous attempt to overcome the red card shown to Charlie Ewels just seconds into a compelling Six Nations title clash fell agonisingly short as Ireland emerged 32-15 winners at Twickenham.
Ireland kept their hopes of a Six Nations title alive as they finally saw off a valiant, spirited England who played 78 minutes with 14 men after Charlie Ewels' red card.
LONDON : Ireland took full advantage of a red card for England lock Charlie Ewels after less than two minutes of Saturday's Six Nations encounter at Twickenham to claim a bonus-point 32-15 victory that keeps them in the hunt for the title.
Hugo Keenan admitted that it was far from perfect, but an away win over England, complete with the bonus point, was what Ireland set out to achieve at Twickenham today.
Ireland's Guinness Six Nations championship hopes remain alive and well after beating 14-man England 32-15 at Twickenham.
Ireland are 15-9 ahead at the end of a breathless opening period.