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On this week's RTÉ Rugby podcast, Neil Treacy is joined by former England international Tom May, and former Ireland international Fiona Hayes to look ahead to Ireland's Guinness Six Nations trip to face England this Saturday (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
LONDON : Tom Curry will feature at open-side flanker for England against Ireland in their must-win Six Nations encounter at Twickenham on Saturday but number eight Alex Dombrandt is only among the replacements after he tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday.
LONDON : England coach Eddie Jones has named the following team to play Ireland in their Six Nations encounter at Twickenham on Saturday.
Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton believes England counterpart Marcus Smith has “the world at his feet”.
Italy might still be searching for a first Guinness Six Nations win in seven years but Stuart McInally has singled out Paolo Garbisi as the main threat to end that quest this weekend. In fact, McInally believes that the 21-year-old Azzurri fly-half is the match of any ten in the entire Championship, a ringing endorsement when you look at the players pulling the strings for their respective sides. Ad/> From the mercurial Finn Russell to international skippers Dan Biggar and Johnny Sexton, not to mention rising stars Romain Ntamack and Marcus Smith, fly-half is arguably the strongest position in the entire competition.
Johnny Sexton says he is aware he still has to prove he's worth his place at next year's Rugby World Cup.
When Nick Tompkins was speaking the other day about what Wales need to do moving forward, he could easily have been talking about his own progress over the past two years.
Ireland head for Twickenham this weekend in the unusual position of being favourites to turn over England on their own patch in the Guinness Six Nations.