Ireland still in race after bizarre win over 14-man England
Ireland's Guinness Six Nations championship hopes remain alive and well after beating 14-man England 32-15 at Twickenham.
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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.
Despite a bonus-point win over England at Twickenham, the performance was "poor" and "rudderless" according to former head coach Eddie O'Sullivan.
The heavy hits weren't limited to just the players in Saturday's Six Nations duel between England and Ireland as one pitch invader suffered a brutal tackle prior to kick-off.
England and Ireland will be looking to keep their Six Nations title hopes alive as they lock horns at Twickenham today (4.45pm).
Captain Johnny Sexton has been restored to Ireland’s starting XV as part of six changes for Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations showdown with England.
DUBLIN : Ireland captain Johnny Sexton was among the players to return to the starting lineup to face England at the weekend when coach Andy Farrell named his team on Thursday as both sides aim to keep their chances of a Six Nations title alive.
Johnny Sexton has been restored Ireland's starting line-up as one of six changes made by Andy Farrell for the trip to Twickenham.