Ireland find way to subdue much-improved Fiji with impressive second half showing
It was ropy for a while, but in some respects Andy Farrell might not be too upset by that because thereafter Ireland found a way to subdue an initially much-improved Fiji.
From 12-7 down nearing the half-hour, and only 17-15 ahead at the halfway point, Ireland pulled clear with four unanswered tries, one of which was created principally by the rampaging James McNabney’s remarkably but sadly short-lived cameo before departing groggily.
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