Ireland player ratings: Caelan Doris and Josh van der Flier deliver against Australia

Ireland edged past Australia in a turgid contest on Saturday night to complete a clean sweep of Autumn Nations Series wins.

Ross Byrne came off the bench to kick a late pressure penalty and clinch a 13-10 victory, with fellow replacement Bundee Aki having scored the only try earlier in the second half.

Here is how we rated the players.

Hugo Keenan - 6

Snuffed out Bernard Foley's dangerous kick midway through the first half and kicked well, which included one excellent touch-finder. Few opportunities to shine in attack.

Mack Hansen - 7

Kept plugging away in attack and was a foot away from putting Jamison Gibson-Park over for a try. Great duel with Mark Nawaqanitawase.

Garry Ringrose - 7

Shot out of the line to shut down Australian attacks and popped up with some big moments on both sides of the ball, including a lovely catch and offload.

Stuart McCloskey - 6

Got through plenty of work but was well marshalled by the Wallabies defence, which prevented him from utilising his offloading skills.

Jimmy O'Brien - 5

Playing his third different position in as many weeks and struggled in a faltering Irish attack. Again proved a useful kicking option.

Jack Crowley - 6

A late inclusion after Johnny Sexton’s withdrawal. Took the ball to the line early on and nailed a three-pointer but wasn’t given the platform to showcase his attacking talents.

Jamison Gibson-Park - 6

The stop-start contest didn’t play to the scrum-half's strengths. Went close to scoring the opening try and kicked well under pressure.

Andrew Porter - 6

Plenty of big hits and niggle from the loosehead, who got under the Wallabies’ skin.

Dan Sheehan - 6

Looked set for another maul try only to be denied in the corner by some last-ditch defending. Got through 11 tackles and six carries but