Scott Bemand challenging his Ireland team to back up Japan win
IRELAND 31 JAPAN 24
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Scott Bemand hailed Ireland’s debutants after Alana McInerney and Sophie Barrett scored the insurance tries in a 43-19 victory over Japan in Cork.
Ireland will demand a more rounded performance as they bid for back-to-back victories over Japan in Saturday’s international at Virgin Media Park.
High on life is how Jemima Adams Verling puts it, and no wonder. Hers has been quite the journey, from not really having an interest in sport as a kid to taking up rugby after moving from primary to secondary school in Coláiste Mhuire Ballygar about eight years ago.
Ireland boss Scott Bemand was relieved his side righted the wrongs of their previous defeat by problem-solving their way to a 31-24 Women’s WXV Global Series victory over Japan at Dexcom Stadium on Sunday.
Every day’s a school day. Life. Rugby. Victories. Defeats. Not learning means not growing. They’re familiar refrains. Ireland’s post-match review in the wake of their 40-36 defeat to the USA in Tallaght was as painful, initially, as you’d suspect for a team that led 31-12, only to concede 28 points in jig time.
The USA's Tallaght Stadium victory didn't just land a slap in the face to Scott Bemand's Ireland.
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says his team are going to have to become “reasonably un-Irish” if they are to capitalise on their position as favourites in the WXV Global Series.