Ireland 27 – 22 England

Jamison Gibson-Park, Bundee Aki, Tadhg Beirne, Dan Sheehan Score is trying from Ireland as they return from a deficit at halftime to beat England at the Aviv stadium in the six nations opener; Caden Murley scored when England was at the top but they fell 27-10 in the second half before the late rally

Ireland recovered from the deficit at halftime to overcome England in the second half and won 27-22 at her six nations opener on Saturday at the Aviv stadium.

The England competition began excellently and deservedly led 10-5 on a break of kindness to attempt at Wing Cadan Murley’s debut and Marcus Smith boots.

The hosts have been significantly improved in the second period, dictating most of the play to force Bundee Aki, Tadhg Beirne and Dan Sheehan-by-way Jamison Gibson-Park in the first half to secure the victory of the bonus-ban.

England could only be registered in the second half in the 76th minute, and last 80 through Tom Curry and Tommy Freeman – securing himself a losing bonus -Bod – with a victory unique in that she proved to be the first time since 1983, there was every side which came from behind. On vacation to ensure a championship win.

England has become far a brighter start in the competition as Smith has passed the early break to show both his electrical ability and disorganization of Ireland.

In the ninth minute, Murley broke the left wing to reach the smart snack of Henry Slade forward for the starting result, and Smith turned great.

After that, Ireland woke up from her dream to bring England under pressure, forcing the concession of punishment from visitors and a warning to Captain Maro Itoje by Judge Ben O’Keeffe.

In the next attack by Hooker Ronan Kelleher, he looked that he had dived in the first attempt of Ireland, but Tmo Glenn Newman excluded the result at the review of Itoje James Ryan – an action that stopped in England defending himself in space to address.

Beirne stopped the next great chance of England with the traffic of the trademark break, but in the 25th minute she saw that the away party had decreased to 14 players for 10 minutes, as Smith was punished for repeating the team of team caught in the offside after the break of the Ryan Bairda monster break .

However, in the next 10 minutes, the Irish game proved angry and misconceptions, because they created bright openings three times, but failed to take them, with Prendergast himself fighting in jersey number 10 to produce a positive game.

In the final attack of Ireland, they made a breakthrough over 14, while James Lowe’s wing knocked out the left excellently, shrugging the attention of England Alex Mitchell and pulled out in to get Gibson-Park a hit.

Prenergast’s conversion Miss left Ireland two Adrift, while Smith caught three more points just before halftime when Josh Van der Flier was fined on the wrong side after not 8 Ben Earl made Pacy running.

A large part of the second half belonged to Ireland because they looked much more like their ex.

Sustainable pressure spells eventually pushed the beautiful Aki result in the corner in 52 minutes, showing their strength and pace to hit Smith and finished.

Prendergast landed within four minutes to a long -term sentence for the lead, and the victory was all secured when Lock Beirne collected Love Pass after the latter split through the defendant line of England to achieve 16 minutes of playing.

Replacement Whore Sheehan – just back from an anterior cross ligament injury (ACL) suffered in the summer – and then reached an incredible fourth attempt after combining with Lowe because England had no answer.

With a 27-10 rating, England showed the heart to force two very late attempts through Curry and Freeman and goes with a bonus point, but must quickly refuse to face France in Twickenham next week.

ITOJE: England has crucially lost the territorial battle in the second half; Lose Bonus Point might be important

English Captain Maro ITOJE speak with ITV:

“The first half was fantastic, [we did] Pretty everything we wanted to do. The second half we lost the territory and fought to go out.

“We had to consistently control the territory better throughout the game.

“It’s hard to dissect exactly what the reasons are at the moment. But it was a territory, we couldn’t go out to our half as effectively as we would like.

“This is a narrow competition and every point is important. I am proud that it does not surrender and play until the end.”

What is next?

Ireland travels to Scotland in Murrayfield next Sunday (15:00), while England hosted in England in the second round of 2025 on Saturday (16.45) in England.

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