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Saturday 23 Sep 2023
Stade de France
Tries
Cheslin Kolbe 50'
Mack Hansen 32'
Conversions
Johnny Sexton 34'
Penalties
Manie Libbok 5'
Jack Crowley 76'
Johnny Sexton 58'
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Timeline
End of Second Half
80'
Jack Crowley
Penalty
76'
Cobus Reinach
Out: Faf de Klerk
74'
Dave Kilcoyne
Out: Andrew Porter
74'
Jack Crowley
Out: Johnny Sexton
72'
Conor Murray
Out: Jamison Gibson-Park
65'
Deon Fourie
Out: Bongi Mbonambi
63'
Ryan Baird
Out: Peter O'Mahony
63'
Finlay Bealham
Out: Tadhg Furlong
63'
Robbie Henshaw
Out: Garry Ringrose
63'
Trevor Nyakane
Out: Frans Malherbe
61'
Johnny Sexton
Penalty
58'
Iain Henderson
Out: James Ryan
52'
Dan Sheehan
Out: Ronan Kelleher
52'
Marco van Staden
Out: Siya Kolisi
50'
Cheslin Kolbe
Try
50'
Kwagga Smith
Out: Jasper Wiese
47'
RG Snyman
Out: Franco Mostert
47'
Ox Nche
Out: Steven Kitshoff
47'
Jean Kleyn
Out: Eben Etzebeth
47'
Start of Second Half
40'
End of First Half
41'
Garry Ringrose
Out: Robbie Henshaw
34'
Johnny Sexton
Conversion
34'
Mack Hansen
Try
32'
Robbie Henshaw
Out: Garry Ringrose
21'
Manie Libbok
Penalty
5'
Start of First Half
0'
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Top Stats
Tries
1
1
Conversions
0
1
Penalties
1
2
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Top Performers
Ball Carries
BA
B. Aki
Ball Carries: 14
Tackles
Pd
P. du Toit
Tackles: 13
Points
JS
J. Sexton
Points: 5
Insights
Rugby World Cup
Points per match
3848
Tries per match
67
Penalties Conceded per match
88
1
Ireland have won seven of their last 11 Test matches against South Africa (L4), including each of the last two, this after winning just one of their initial 16 matches against the Springboks (D1 L14); eight of the last 11 meetings between the sides have been decided by six points or fewer.
2
South Africa and Ireland will be facing each other at the men’s Rugby World Cup for the first time, despite the two nations playing a combined 87 matches at the tournament (South Africa 45, Ireland 42).
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Match Information
Saturday 23 Sep 2023
Stade de France
Tries
Cheslin Kolbe 50'
Mack Hansen 32'
Conversions
Johnny Sexton 34'
Penalties
Manie Libbok 5'
Jack Crowley 76'
Johnny Sexton 58'
Show more
Timeline
End of Second Half
80'
Jack Crowley
Penalty
76'
Cobus Reinach
Out: Faf de Klerk
74'
Dave Kilcoyne
Out: Andrew Porter
74'
Jack Crowley
Out: Johnny Sexton
72'
Conor Murray
Out: Jamison Gibson-Park
65'
Deon Fourie
Out: Bongi Mbonambi
63'
Ryan Baird
Out: Peter O'Mahony
63'
Finlay Bealham
Out: Tadhg Furlong
63'
Robbie Henshaw
Out: Garry Ringrose
63'
Trevor Nyakane
Out: Frans Malherbe
61'
Johnny Sexton
Penalty
58'
Iain Henderson
Out: James Ryan
52'
Dan Sheehan
Out: Ronan Kelleher
52'
Marco van Staden
Out: Siya Kolisi
50'
Cheslin Kolbe
Try
50'
Kwagga Smith
Out: Jasper Wiese
47'
RG Snyman
Out: Franco Mostert
47'
Ox Nche
Out: Steven Kitshoff
47'
Jean Kleyn
Out: Eben Etzebeth
47'
Start of Second Half
40'
End of First Half
41'
Garry Ringrose
Out: Robbie Henshaw
34'
Johnny Sexton
Conversion
34'
Mack Hansen
Try
32'
Robbie Henshaw
Out: Garry Ringrose
21'
Manie Libbok
Penalty
5'
Start of First Half
0'
Top Stats
Conversions
Conversions
Penalties
Penalties
Drop Goals
Drop Goals
Scrums
Scrums
Lineouts
Lineouts
Possession
Possession
Territory
Territory
Handling Errors
7
8
Passes
121
129
Offload
4
2
Metres Gained
383
218
Clean Breaks
4
4
Kicks From Hand
16
20
Tackles
134
119
Missed Tackles
20
23
Mauls
3
1
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
0
Penalties Conceded
11
9
Line Up
1
SK
Steven Kitshoff
2
BM
Bongi Mbonambi
3
FM
Frans Malherbe
4
EE
Eben Etzebeth
5
FM
Franco Mostert
6
SK
Siya Kolisi
7
Pd
Pieter-Steph du Toit
8
JW
Jasper Wiese
9
Fd
Faf de Klerk
10
ML
Manie Libbok
11
CK
Cheslin Kolbe
12
Dd
Damian de Allende
13
JK
Jesse Kriel
14
KA
Kurt-Lee Arendse
15
DW
Damian Willemse
1
AP
Andrew Porter
2
RK
Ronan Kelleher
3
TF
Tadhg Furlong
4
TB
Tadhg Beirne
5
JR
James Ryan
6
PO
Peter O'Mahony
7
Jv
Josh van der Flier
8
CD
Caelan Doris
9
JG
Jamison Gibson-Park
10
JS
Johnny Sexton
11
JL
James Lowe
12
BA
Bundee Aki
13
GR
Garry Ringrose
14
MH
Mack Hansen
15
HK
Hugo Keenan
Substitutes
16
DF
Deon Fourie
17
ON
Ox Nche
18
TN
Trevor Nyakane
19
JK
Jean Kleyn
20
RS
RG Snyman
21
Mv
Marco van Staden
22
KS
Kwagga Smith
23
CR
Cobus Reinach
16
DS
Dan Sheehan
17
DK
Dave Kilcoyne
18
FB
Finlay Bealham
19
IH
Iain Henderson
20
RB
Ryan Baird
21
CM
Conor Murray
22
JC
Jack Crowley
23
RH
Robbie Henshaw
Commentary
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80’
Full Time
FULL-TIME, SOUTH AFRICA 8-13 IRELAND. A terrific, bruising contest. The Boks will not sleep well having given away points aplenty and lost momentum at key moments. Ireland played superbly, and the Boks had some exceptional moments, but the winning of this match boiled down to mistakes made by the Boks… but that's part of the charm of this great game. Ireland will be ecstatic as they remain No 1 in the world. What a match… what a tournament… thanks for enjoying the action with us.
80’
Commentary
Boks win the lineout and drive forward to the line… three metres out… two metres out… Ireland bring it to ground… ref judges that Ireland have the ball (a big call!) and it's a scrum for Ireland… but because time has run out, the ref raises the whistle to his lips… and Ireland have won 16 in a row!
79’
Commentary
Boks keep running the ball… and they win a penalty on the halfway line… Libbok to kick for touch… superbly placed deep into the 22… last chance for the Boks…
78’
Commentary
Boks run the line, maul, run the line down to the left touchline… but Ireland with the turnover… Lowe clears upfield, Kolbe runs it back up and into the Irish defence.
77’
Penalty
PENALTY, IRELAND, CROWLEY! 8-13; No problem from three metres to the left of the poles and about 8 metres from the Bok line. Rassie needs to do some serious light flashing now…
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76’
Commentary
… Ireland given the penalty for the Boks scrumming too early. And they're going for poles.
76’
Commentary
… Ireland given the penalty for the Boks scrumming too early. And they're going for poles.
75’
Commentary
Crowley goes for the drop-goal, but De Allende is there on the block, the ball flicking off his fingers and bouncing over the dead ball line. Scrum on the 5m line… Ireland to feed…
73’
Commentary
Boks with the ball, drive hard, run right, break the Irish line, maul, run left… maul… it's hoofed upfield by Ireland… Boks anxious to run it back upfield… but it falls to Ireland who drive ay the Bok line from inside their 22… danger, danger, danger!
71’
Commentary
Call that buried… the throw is skew so Ireland will have the scrum. Poor play from the Boks in such a dangerous position. Ireland have had some lucky breaks… Boks are penalised in the scrum and Ireland have a free kick to clear upfield… Lowe driving his kick up to the Boks 10m line - a huge effort.
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70’
Commentary
Boks win the lineout… the forwards holdling rhe ball and driving forward… penalty advantage to the Boks for a player coming around the side… Faf kicks it into touch about 6m short of the Irish line… and we have 10 minutes left for legends to be born… or buried!
70’
Commentary
Boks driving well, first Willemse then Snyman… then driving to the line inside the Irish 22 and they win the lineout. Dangerous position… the Boks need to make this count now.
68’
Commentary
Bok scrum… they run left… maul… run right… and right again… but Ireland turn the ball over and Lowe kicks to touch, blocked by Faf so Ireland will have the put-in.
65’
Commentary
Ireland penalised in the scrum on the halfway line… Faf lines up a kick at poles… he strikes it well… but he's pulled it just to the right of the poles. Did no-one pick up Billy's Boots on the way to the stadium? That's 11 points the Boks have lost, although three of them were far from easy.
64’
Commentary
NOOOOOOO! Big moment… Libbok again draws his kick ever so slightly to the left of the poles. Big, big moment. Rassie might need to flash his lights in Faf's direction again for the next penalty…
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63’
Commentary
PENALTY! Ireland penalised after the scrums folds like a pack of cheap cards. Libbok points to the poles… it's on the 10m line and about 15m in from touch.
62’
Commentary
Medics first look after players from both sides…
62’
Commentary
Scrum for Ireland… the ref asks for it to be reset…
61’
Commentary
Ireland loft a high ball and Willemse again rises to take it under pressure, a superb take… the Boks run right then left… and now they are penalised.
59’
Commentary
PENALTY, IRELAND, SEXTON! 8-10; Through the middle, no problem – gran would be proud.
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58’
Commentary
Scrum collapses and the Boks are penalised… and Ireland are going to kick for poles from just to the right of poles well just outside the Bok 22. Gran used to slot these over in her sleep…
57’
Commentary
Lovely running from Ireland, with some beautiful interplay and passes back and forth, all ends with a crunching tackle from the No 2 in the world and a scrum.
56’
Commentary
Snyman charges the kick down from the scrum, but he's ruled offside… ooh, very close call that. Ireland hit the touchline and win the lineout… they run the ball right…
54’
Commentary
Great backline move by the Boks, Willemse joining the line, beating his man and sending a brilliant low kick up the line and into touch.
52’
Commentary
Ooooooh! Libbok drags his conversion attempt just to the left of the posts. That would have been a nice four-point lead.
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51’
Commentary
TRY, SOUTH AFRICA, KOLBE! 8-7; Brilliant move by the Boks, spreading the ball wide and then a long pass out to Kolbe on the wing, hugging the touchline… no-one near him, and he darts over for his first try against the Irish! Smashing try by the Boks.
49’
Commentary
Ref calls for the scrum to be reset…
48’
Commentary
Ireland break from the back but are dragged to ground and the ref blows for a penalty on the 5m… and the Boks are taking the scrum! And they've just brought on three new forwards. I can hear the chickens squawking in the IRB henhouse!
47’
Commentary
Faf takes the penalty for poles… it's curling nicely… BUT IT'S HIT THE UPRIGHT! It bounces back infield and the Boks follow up, grab the ball and drive towards the line… but Ireland hold firm and win the scrum.
46’
Commentary
Irish running the ball at the Boks line, now they go right… but the ref blows and the Boks have a penalty just inside their half. This is a battle royale!
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45’
Commentary
… and Faf clears it deep upfield and finds his touch almost on the halfway line.
44’
Commentary
… Ireland run close to touch and kick upfield, Boks claiming the lineout but Ireland turn it over… and now it's their lineout… but the Boks steal it this time…
43’
Commentary
Ireland win their line, run the ball then kick low for touch… it bounces awkwardly and Faf just shepherds it out to touch… did it get a tough to him? Ref says no, so who cares… Boks win the lineout and hoist the ball upfield…
41’
Commentary
Boks drive hard to follow up the kick-off, turn the ball over… but Etzebeth is blown for an infringement in the ruck. Ireland clear upfield from in front of their poles.
41’
Kick Off
KICK-OFF! We're underway with the second half at Stade de France… it's South Africa against Ireland… and everything is at stake over the next 40 minutes…
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40’
Half Time
HALF-TIME, SOUTH AFRICA 3-7 IRELAND. What a crunching battle it's been, with South Africa controlling the first half hour, but Ireland fought back well to dominate the last 10 minutes and take the lead. Make no mistake about it - this is one almighty battle, and it's far from over! Second half to follow…
40’
Commentary
Ireland with the throw on the Bok 22… they drive forward, feed the line… now change to the right, but the Boks soak up the tackles… Sexton tries to break through but its knocked-on by the Irish… and that's the end of the half!
39’
Commentary
… play breaks down and the Boks have the scrum… feed it left, all the way down to Kolbe on the wing…… ball is fed right down the line, Boks into the maul… but Ireland are given the penalty now 5m short of the halfway line.
38’
Commentary
Ireland win the lineout, run the ball right into the Bok backline… now they kick over the top from the back, Willemse fumbles but Arendse collects… it's out the maul and Libbok launches upfield…
36’
Commentary
Boks put the pressure back on Ireland, earning a lineout about 7m from the Irish line… but they give away a penalty for Ireland to clear upfield.
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35’
Conversion
CONVERSION, IRELAND, SEXTON! 3-7; Excellent kick from 10m in from the right touchline.
34’
Try
TRY, IRELAND, HANSEN! 3-5; The try stands… but that was close to the line.
33’
Commentary
Ireland win the lineout, drive at the Bok line, ,drive again… now they feed left… into the maul… feed it right and right again, Sexton right through but is held up… it's passed wide to Hansen open on the wing, he bursts over the line and dots down… but has he gone out of play as he dotted down?
32’
Commentary
… Ireland keep driving now into the Bok 22… running it right and right again… there's a cross kick but too deep and the Boks catch it and drag it out of play, but the ref calls play back to an Irish penalty… which they kick to touch. Brave move… is it the right one, though, in such a tight Test?
30’
Commentary
Aki gets the ball in the backline and bursts through the Bok line, he'll take some catching, but he can't break through three Boks and is brought down… but Ireland run it right, then left, then right… right again… they're on the Bok 22…
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28’
Commentary
… ball is launched high and Arendse catches superbly under massive pressure. But Ireland will have the scrum.
27’
Commentary
Ireland with the scrum near their 22, run the ball and drive up the right touchline, the ball going out for a Bok throw… Faf feeds it out fast and Libbok launches a kick, Boks driving up now to the Irish 22… but Ireland win it in the maul…
25’
Commentary
Faf feeds the scrums 5m out, in front of poles… runs right, Boks break through, the pass pops up for Kolisi but he fumbles from too close (impossible to catch) and Ireland survive a massive attack.
24’
Commentary
Injury break as two Irishmen are looked after taking heavy knocks from the huge South African forwards… all seem hopefully fine.
22’
Commentary
Boks scrum 10m inside the Irish 22… Faf feeds the line right… Boks break through once, held up of the line, it's forward again but just short of the line and the ball bursts out and Ireland dot down.
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22’
Commentary
Boks scrum 10m inside the Irish 22… Faf feeds the line right… Boks break through once, held up of the line, it's forward again but just short of the line and the ball bursts out and Ireland dot down.
21’
Commentary
Ireland win the lineout and drive into the Bok line, Ireland win another lineout but this one isn't put in straight and the Boks will have the scrum in a really dangerous position… if you're the No 1 side in the world.
20’
Commentary
Boks win the lineout and run left, then right…… running left again… Willemse with a grubber RIGHT into the corner flag… perfect kick and the Boks are on Ireland's 5m line.
19’
Commentary
Ireland win their five-man lineout, drive into the Bok defence but are blown and the Boks have a penalty inside their 22. Libbok kicks with the left foot down to the Bok 10m line.
17’
Commentary
Boks run the line right, maul… run the lline left… maul… but the ref blows for an Irish penalty a few metres inside their half. The penalty kick hits touch short of the Bok 22.
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15’
Commentary
Boks with a four-man lineout on their 10m… run the line, but Ireland with the turnover, but they knock-on. Another Bok scrum.
14’
Commentary
Ireland burst through the Bok line, a terrific run, held up just short of the line, the ball comes out to the forwards who also burst but the ball is knocked on… but that was very, very close. Scrum for the Boks on their 5m…
12’
Commentary
Ireland again fail to secure their lineout, the Boks pull it into the maul, before Faf clears upfield. Certainly not No 1 in the world for lineouts…
11’
Commentary
Boks win the scrum, run from the back, the forwards maul, Faf lofts a high ball… Ireland push forward and are tackled, but Etzebeth is penalised for holding on the ground.
9’
Commentary
Ireland penalised for failing to scrum correctly… referee cautions them that another infringement will be a penalty.
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8’
Commentary
South Africa force a mistake in the lineout, the referee penalising the No 1 side for a knock-on… and the Boks have the scrum just ahead of their 22.
7’
Commentary
Faf penalised for a failed interception and Ireland kick for touch from inside their half.
5’
Penalty
PENALTY, SOUTH AFRICA, LIBBOK! 3-0; Libbok nails the penalty kick from 15m to the left of the poles. And the Boks are underway…
4’
Commentary
… Boks keep pounding away until they knockon… but the ref calls them back to the penalty. And Rassie is flashing his lights… Ireland are under all sorts of pressure. You might be No 1 in the rankings, but you're not No 1 on this field tonight, is what the Boks are saying tonight.
3’
Commentary
Boks pull the lineout ball back, it's cleared… Boks race upfield, draw the man… tackled… Faf throws it through his legs and now the Boks are pounding the Irish up the left side of the field…
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2’
Commentary
Penalty blown for Ireland after a Bok infringement… what will Ireland do… they're kicking for the touchline and the lineout!
1’
Commentary
Short break for an injury, the Boks win the lineout but Ireland turn it over and run at the Boks, now inside the Boks 22…
1’
Kick Off
KICK-OFF! The battle of the rugby titans is underway!
0’
Welcome
And here come the teams…Ireland in light green and South Africa in their change strip of white… but first the national anthems.
0’
Welcome
And here come the teams…Ireland in light green and South Africa in their change strip of white… but first the national anthems.
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0’
Welcome
Our referee tonight is Ben O’Keeffe of New Zealand, and he will be assisted by Mathieu Raynal from France and James Doleman of New Zealand. Doing TMO duties is Brendon Pickerill, also from New Zealand.
0’
Team News
South Africa: 15 Damian Willemse, 14 Kurt-Lee Arendse, 13 Jesse Kriel, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Cheslin Kolbe, 10 Manie Libbok, 9 Faf de Klerk, 8 Jasper Wiese, 7 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 6 Siya Kolisi (captain), 5 Franco Mostert, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Replacements: 16 Deon Fourie, 17 Ox Nche, 18 Trevor Nyakane, 19 Jean Kleyn, 20 RG Snyman, 21 Marco van Staden, 22 Kwagga Smith, 23 Cobus Reinach.
0’
Team News
Ireland: 15 Hugo Keenan, 14 Mack Hansen, 13 Garry Ringrose, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 James Lowe, 10 Johnny Sexton (captain), 9 Jamison Gibson-Park, 8 Caelan Doris, 7 Josh van der Flier, 6 Peter O’Mahony, 5 James Ryan, 4 Tadhg Beirne, 3 Tadhg Furlong, 2 Ronan Kelleher, 1 Andrew Porter. Replacements: 16 Dan Sheehan, 17 David Kilcoyne, 18 Finlay Bealham, 19 Iain Henderson, 20 Ryan Baird, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Jack Crowley, 23 Robbie Henshaw.
0’
Welcome
It's almost crunch time, so sit back and relax as we get ready to share all the live action with you or Ireland against South Africa. It's going to be unforgettable!
0’
History
South Africa started with that 18-3 win over Scotland before beating Romania 76-0.
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0’
History
Ireland won their opening match of this World Cup 82-8 against Romania, followed by a 59-16 win over Tonga.
0’
History
Ireland currently top Pool B 10 with 10 points to South Africa's 9 points. Ireland have a positive points difference if 117 points against the 91 of South Africa… although Ireland have yet to play against Scotland, who South Africa beat 18-3 in their opening match.
0’
History
Ireland are also enjoying an incredible run of form, having won their last 15 Test matches.
0’
History
South Africa won the three-Test series in 2-1 at home in 2016, while Ireland have won the last two one-off Test, both played in Ireland. The Irish won 38-3 in 2017, and 19-16 in 2022.
0’
History
While that all looks very promising for the Springboks, recent form favours Ireland, who have won six of the last 10 Tests between the two sides.
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0’
History
The two sides have met 27 times over the years, with South Africa winning 18 of these Tests and Ireland winning just 8. They drew the other Test match.
0’
History
South Africa have played 43 matches in their seven Word Cups, winning a staggering 36 matches and losing on just seven occasions. Their combined points tally is positive 1512-553.
0’
History
South Africa have played in seven World Cups, winning the trophy on three occasions, and losing in the semi-final twice. They were knocked out in the quarter-finals in their other two matches.
0’
History
Ireland have played 40 matches in those nine World Cups, winning 24 matches and losing 16. They have a positive World Cup points tally of 1108-735.
0’
History
Ireland have taken part in all nine World Cups, but have yet to progress past the quarter-final stages. They have made the quarter-final in all but one of their nine World Cup appearances - in 2007 they went out at the pool stage.
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0’
Team News
South Africa: 15 Damian Willemse, 14 Kurt-Lee Arendse, 13 Jesse Kriel, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Cheslin Kolbe, 10 Manie Libbok, 9 Faf de Klerk, 8 Jasper Wiese, 7 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 6 Siya Kolisi (captain), 5 Franco Mostert, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Steven Kitshoff. Replacements: 16 Deon Fourie, 17 Ox Nche, 18 Trevor Nyakane, 19 Jean Kleyn, 20 RG Snyman, 21 Marco van Staden, 22 Kwagga Smith, 23 Cobus Reinach.
0’
Team News
Ireland: 15 Hugo Keenan, 14 Mack Hansen, 13 Garry Ringrose, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 James Lowe, 10 Johnny Sexton (captain), 9 Jamison Gibson-Park, 8 Caelan Doris, 7 Josh van der Flier, 6 Peter O’Mahony, 5 James Ryan, 4 Tadhg Beirne, 3 Tadhg Furlong, 2 Ronan Kelleher, 1 Andrew Porter. Replacements: 16 Dan Sheehan, 17 David Kilcoyne, 18 Finlay Bealham, 19 Iain Henderson, 20 Ryan Baird, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Jack Crowley, 23 Robbie Henshaw.
0’
Welcome
Good evening, and welcome to what can only be described as the clash of rugby's titans… it's South Africa against Ireland, the two top-ranked teams in the world, up against one another up against one another for the first time ever in the Rugby World Cup. It's history in the making, it's sure to be a fantastic spectacle of rugby played at the highest level… and we'll have the action for you live in just a few hours from Stade de France in Paris!
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Ball Carries
BA
B. Aki
Ball Carries: 14
Tackles
Pd
P. du Toit
Tackles: 13
Points
JS
J. Sexton
Points: 5
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Insights
Rugby World Cup
Points per match
3848
Tries per match
67
Penalties Conceded per match
88
1
Ireland have won seven of their last 11 Test matches against South Africa (L4), including each of the last two, this after winning just one of their initial 16 matches against the Springboks (D1 L14); eight of the last 11 meetings between the sides have been decided by six points or fewer.
2
South Africa and Ireland will be facing each other at the men’s Rugby World Cup for the first time, despite the two nations playing a combined 87 matches at the tournament (South Africa 45, Ireland 42).
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