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Ireland

29-10

Finished

England

0 : 3

George FordPEN

Bundee AkiTRY

5 : 3

Ross ByrneCON

7 : 3

37'

Rob HerringDan Sheehan

38'

Garry RingroseTRY

12 : 3

44'

Kyle SincklerWill Stuart

50'

Ollie ChessumDavid Ribbans

52'

Billy VunipolaRed

53'

Joe MccarthyPeter O'Mahony

54'

James LoweTRY

17 : 3

56'

Danny CareBen Youngs

56'

Joe MarlerEllis Genge

56'

Finlay BealhamTadhg Furlong

58'

Keith EarlsJames Lowe

58'

Jack CrowleyBundee Aki

60'

Ollie LawrenceManu Tuilagi

64'

Mackenzie HansenTRY

22 : 3

66'

Conor MurrayJamison Gibson-Park

66'

Theodor DanJamie George

69'

Marcus SmithAnthony Watson

69'

Bundee AkiRoss Byrne

69'

Caelan DorisJames Ryan

22 : 8

71'

Kyle SincklerTRY

22 : 10

72'

George FordCON

72'

Jeremy LoughmanAndrew Porter

73'

Keith EarlsTRY

27 : 10

74'

Jack CrowleyCON

29 : 10

74'

Jack WillisCourtney Lawes

Venue Guide
Stadium	Aviva Stadium
City	Dublin
Capacity	51700

News

Stormers finish strong to see off Edinburgh

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