Monday 27 September, 2021
The side are seeking a first competitive win under the new manager tonight.
Head coach Warren Gatland has explained his selection decisions for the third Test.
The back three looks set for changes after a tough night against the Springboks.
The South Africans have reverted to a 6/2 bench as the Lions reshuffle their XV.
The Lions head coach has also brought Chris Harris into his midfield.
The hosts struggled up front in the first Test last night.
Warren Gatland has never been afraid to make bold selection calls.
There are big calls to confirm across the starting XV.
There are three England players included, with one each from Spain, Denmark, and Belgium.
Gareth Southgate has picked a conservative line-up for today’s last-16 meeting at Wembley.
The Lions boss also said he views Tadhg Beirne as a back row for the tour of South Africa.
There will be no O’Donovan brothers duo at this summer’s games.
Richie Murphy has included several players with senior provincial experience.
Stephen Kenny has made two personnel changes, but also looks like switching to a back three for this evening’s game.
Manager Gareth Southgate will have to cut seven players from the panel ahead of the tournament.
There are also first call ups for Getafe’s John Joe Patrick Finn and Schalke goalkeeper Dan Rose.
Ireland will take on Japan and the US in Dublin in July.
Billy Gilmour, Nathan Patterson and David Turnbull have been selected in 26-man provisional squad.
Dan McFarland’s side face Leicester Tigers tomorrow night as they aim to take a step closer to ending a 15-year trophy drought.
Premiership players could miss out if their clubs don’t grant them early release.
Stephen Kenny has named his 23-man squad for tonight’s game.
The 31-year-old Stoke City winger has missed his club’s last seven games as a result of a foot injury.
James Lowe drops out of the Ireland matchday 23 for the clash with England.
Aaron Connolly and James McClean are included in spite of concerns around their fitness.
Johan Van Graan’s side close out the regular season at home tomorrow night.
The Ireland head coach will have to make selection decisions quickly with a six-day turnaround.
Rónan Kelleher returns to the bench as Ireland make three changes for the Scotland clash.
The retention of Ryan Baird suggests he could be involved again in Edinburgh.
There are seven changes to the starting XV while Ryan Baird and Craig Casey should debut off the bench.
Ireland must now fight to turn their Six Nations campaign around after two defeats.
Teddy Thomas drops to the bench as Matthieu Jalibert continues at fly-half.
It’s a side dominated by Dublin players.
Simon Easterby is confident Ireland can remedy their lineout issues.
There are conundrums across several areas of the pitch after the win over Wales.
There were lots of good performances in the 50-17 win over Italy on Saturday.
Andy Farrell’s men restart their 2020 Six Nations campaign next weekend in Dublin.
Leo Cullen and Stuart Lancaster will be self-critical in reviewing their side’s defeat to Saracens.
Stefano Pioli has also named Daniel Maldini and new signings Brahim Diaz and Sandro Tonali in his travelling party.
Scott Fardy, Will Connors, Max Deegan, John Cooney and Stuart McCloskey were named in the XV.
