Ireland v France
John Inverdale is in Dublin for live coverage of Ireland's clash with reigning champions France. Commentary by Eddie Butler and Phillip Matthews, kick-off at 3.00.
John Inverdale is in Dublin for Ireland's Six Nations clash with reigning champions France, a match that could have a huge bearing on the outcome of this year's championship.
With Lansdowne Road currently undergoing a multi-million pound redevelopment, the impressive Croke Park stadium in north Dublin will welcome more than 80,000 spectators for Ireland's first-ever rugby international there.
The vast majority of those present will be hoping for a home win, and after an impressive autumn international series which included wins over Australia and South Africa, Eddie O'Sullivan's team will approach the game full of confidence.
That said, they will need to be at their best to beat a French outfit who will be determined to retain their title as they target a successful World Cup campaign on home soil in the autumn.
We'll bring you all the build-up to what should be a fantastic match, including interviews with players and the respective coaches, before the action gets under way. Commentary comes from Eddie Butler and Phillip Matthews.
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- Sun 11 Feb 2007 14:25Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ One Cambridgeshire, East, East Midlands, South East, South & 3 more only