Ireland vs Georgia Autumn Nations Cup 2021 - Round 3. Ireland with a corner in the dying seconds. They have shown a nice all-round balance to their play, and they have converted defence into attack with considerable skill. #ShoulderToShoulder #IrishRugby #GuinnessSeries #AutumnNationsCup #IREvGEO pic.twitter.com/TrrNziyQr7. 80 min: Another attacking lineout for Ireland ends with a rumble for the line and CJ Stander carries the ball over, but yet again, there is some astonishingly strong and impressive defence from Georgia, and he is held up. 58 min: Flannery is enlightening again on the scrum, with reference to that latest penalty for Georgia: “A lot of referees will referee the picture they see when the scrum finishes ... if they see a loosehead’s arm on the floor they will think: “He’s hinged,” and give the penalty. Ireland are showing an excellent mix of physicality and guile here. Girvan Dempsey got over to restore the Irish lead in the 55th minute. First published on Sun 29 Nov 2020 08.24 EST. We have now had an eight team tournament. And the new age of Georgian Rugby looks exciting, that try by Kveseladze was about as un-Georgian as it gets! There was a slightly strange air to the match in the final quarter - even if Georgia were on the back foot in terms of territory and possession, they were urging each other on to greater and greater efforts in repelling Ireland. I’m a happy Georgia supporter right now.”. They whoop with delight, as forwards tend to do under those circumstances. Live Scores. This Georgian side is famous for its forward muscle. Ireland get the ball back and attack through the middle, and John Ryan carries into the opposition’s half, but Kveseladze grabs him and drives him back and wins a penalty for his effort. For an underfunded national federation and a team with little preparation they have improved with the experience that they have gained in each match. This Georgian side is famous for its forward muscle. The Leinster full-back breaks a tackle to score Ireland's second try. Just click on the country name in the left menu and select your competition (league results, national cup livescore, other competition). It’s 3-3 in the second half as it stands, with 13 points in it. It nearly works but Georgia scramble successfully. Ireland are top of the group as things stand! In other news, there’s a tremendous kerfuffle going on over in Bahrain, where Romain Grosjean walked away from a 1970s-style fireball following a crash on the first lap. Ireland: 2: 2: 0: 0: 2: 6: 2: Switzerland: 2: 1: 1: 0: 2: 4: 3: Denmark: 1: 0: 1: 0: 0: 1: 4: Gibraltar 1: 0: 0: 1-1: 0: 5: Georgia: 2: 0: 0: 2-3: 0 I think some of their earlier horrendous outings in this competition can be put down to Covid-related lack of practice and games. Good stuff all round. 63 min: A couple of minutes ago, Quinn Roux and flanker Peter O’Mahony came on for Ireland. Email me here, if you like! It all comes apart, Georgia win a penalty, and they celebrate. Ah well. “He’s a real player, he’s got great footwork ... and he has a real work ethic,” says Flannery. On replay it emerges that it’s fractionally forward. There didn’t appear to be much on, but lovely soft hands in midfield sent Kveseladze tearing through the middle of the Irish defence. Hendrick sends it in and Duffy gets his head to it, but it goes straight into the arms of Loria. 20 min: Looking to hit back immediately, the Irish full back Stockdale chucks a nice dummy and then chases his own kick down the left wing. Ireland scrum in the middle after a Georgia knock-on under a high ball. Switch over to Channel 4 Simon. 77 mins: Ireland 23 Georgia 10. Perhaps easier said than done, because Georgia were very, very impressive - mostly in defence in the second half, but also with that stunning score from the outside centre, Kveseladze, in the first half. Shane Daly also comes on for Ireland replacing Earls - his first cap. Meanwhile Conor Murray has picked up a little knock, and is having a chat with the physio. A lovely show-and-go and a little sniping run by Burns and he is over the line! Thanks for reading today and thanks for your emails, and see you next time. And here is Keenan’s try which came six minutes before half-time, thanks to a lovely arrowed pass by Stockdale: A lovely long pass finds Hugo Keenan on the wing to widen Ireland's lead here in Dublin ☘️#C4Rugby #IREvGEO #AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/36uXv32vVH. I’ll be back soon. And over in Bahrain, there has been high drama at the grand prix, with Romain Grosjean’s car bursting into flames after a heavy crash on the first lap: Farrell and Ireland should be happy with that. Replacements: Chkoidze, Kaulashvili, Melikidze, Javakhia, Gachechiladze, Alania, Tapladze, Niniashvili. Republic of Ireland 1-0 Georgia. Earlier on, Flannery spoke about Stringer ‘sulking’ after a poor display against Georgia at the 2007 World Cup. Ireland: Stockdale, Keenan, Farrell, McCloskey, Earls, Burns, Murray, Bealham, Herring, Porter, Henderson, J. Ryan, Beirne, Connors, Stander. The debutant fly-half, Billy Burns, has a chat: #TeamOfUs“It’s my turn now to repay the faith they’ve shown in me.” - @BillyBurns10 👊☘️A first Test start awaits for our number 🔟 today! “The front row is like a nail, they have to be as square and as straight as possible, then the power to drive through comes from the back five.” A nice bit of scrum insight from the co-commentator Jerry Flannery. Before today they hadn’t registered so much as a point in their previous Autumn Nations Cup games, and now they have 10. A lovely show-and-go and a little sniping run by Burns and he is over the line! 7. It’s 3-3 in the second half as it stands, with 13 points in it. Farrell smashes into contact in a central area, then there is space on the right, and a fine, arrowing pass by Stockdale finds Keenan in plenty of space in the corner. Why not invite Georgia into the Six Nations even if as a sort of “guest” team. It certainly would have done in the pre-TMO days. Ireland hammered Georgia, 49-7, at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday to keep up their winning record in this year's autumn international series. A criticism of their performance at Twickenham last week is they played into English hands by running straight and looking for contact. Stuart McCloskey is at inside centre alongside Chris Farrell at No 13 with McCloskey’s provincial colleague, Billy Burns, making his full debut at No 10. Judging on the second half you would say that is a fair assessment. “They’ll be very frustrated,” says Rory Best in the Channel 4 studio. 28 min: Ireland have a defensive lineout in their 22. 28 min: Ireland have a defensive lineout in their 22. And here is Keenan’s try which came six minutes before half-time, thanks to a lovely arrowed pass by Stockdale: A lovely long pass finds Hugo Keenan on the wing to widen Ireland's lead here in Dublin ☘️#C4Rugby #IREvGEO #AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/36uXv32vVH. Georgia have a defensive scrum - at which they win a penalty, Ireland’s Bealham being penalised by the French referee. There’s just time for a bit of pre-match reading. © 2021 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies. Can they add a try to put a little bit of gloss on the scoreline? A fantastic chase by Keenan sees him soar into the air and claim a well-judged box kick by Murray. Georgia deal with that too, but it’s immediately clear that Ireland are going to try and keep their opponents guessing when they have the ball in hand. It’s been a game of two halves, and Georgia have ‘won’ the second half, if not technically on the scoreboard then in terms of their physical commitment. The decision is no try. The home of Republic of Ireland Football Team on BBC Sport online. 75 min: This hasn’t been the second half that Ireland were hoping for. All rights reserved. After a couple of scrums, Ireland nearly get over the line - it looks like Herring may have rumbled over for another Irish try. 11 mins - A decent attacking spell for Ireland there but only after Georgia almost took the lead.Navalovsky found himself free at the back post but his low driven effort is blocked away by Clark. Ian Keatley (for D'Arcy 62): Solid effort off the bench. We have a moment of silence to pay respects to Christophe Dominici, the brilliant France wing who died a few days ago. Jerry Flannery has often been dubbed the David Attenborough of rugby and really adds to your enjoyment of the game. Includes the latest news stories, results, fixtures, video and audio. 32 min: Georgia are defending for their lives here, having been pinned back within metres of their own try line for the past four or five minutes. I’m a happy Georgia supporter right now.”. I want to seem them dominate the breakdown.”. Ireland simply have to win and are favourites at 6/5 to do so. Ireland 20-10 Georgia (Abzhandadze), 39 min: Disallowed try! Georgia is playing next match on 25 Mar 2021 against Sweden in World Cup Qual. 55 min: Right, back on the pitch, Georgia are showing no signs of wilting here. Serbia v Ireland, 27.03. For an underfunded national federation and a team with little preparation they have improved with the experience that they have gained in each match. But if they were hoping to open up and play a bit of champagne rugby in this second half, they have not been allowed to so far. Check live odds comparison for pre-match and In-Play odds for Asian Handicap, Total Goals Over/Under, Half-Time/Full-Time, Odd/Even, Double Chance, Correct Score, First Team to Score and Last Team to Score. 59 min: Penalty! Ireland are set to play Scotland, the second-placed team in Group B, next weekend. Conor Murray is at scrum-half. In the build-up to this afternoon’s meeting with Georgia, the Ireland forwards coach John Fogarty said they are ‘expecting a battle up front’, which is not the most insightful pre-match analysis you will ever hear. 80 min + 2: Georgia win another penalty and kick for territory with the clock red. Full-time: Georgia 0-0 Ireland. Upcoming matches: 24.03. John Brewin has all the latest right here: The second row Iain Henderson took the player of the match gong: Congratulations to @HendersonIain - confirmed as the Player of the Match. 62 min: “Jerry Flannery has often been dubbed the David Attenborough of rugby.”. Here we go again. Georgia are penalised at the breakdown and Byrne strokes over a fairly straightforward penalty. 64 min: Tapladze is also on for Georgia now. Ireland 23-10 Georgia: Autumn Nations Cup – as it happened. 58 min: Flannery is enlightening again on the scrum, with reference to that latest penalty for Georgia: “A lot of referees will referee the picture they see when the scrum finishes ... if they see a loosehead’s arm on the floor they will think: “He’s hinged,” and give the penalty. 55 min: Right, back on the pitch, Georgia are showing no signs of wilting here. In other news, there’s a tremendous kerfuffle going on over in Bahrain, where Romain Grosjean walked away from a 1970s-style fireball following a crash on the first lap. Ireland 20-7 Georgia; 9.41am EST 09:41 Try! That feels pretty spot-on: Georgia just kept coming in defence, they were mostly on top in the scrum, they drove Ireland back in tackles and they competed incredibly strongly at the breakdown. The TMO is having a look. Stay informed with the latest live Ireland score information, Ireland results, Ireland standings and Ireland schedule. Ross Byrne comes on in his place. Debutant fly-half Billy Burns scored 15 first-half points but they stuttered in the second half in the face of a hugely impressive Georgian display, Sun 29 Nov 2020 11.38 EST What will be will be - join us for finals weekend and let’s see what happens. Georgia: Matiashvili, Tabutsadze, Kveseladze, Sharikadze, Mchedlidze, Abzhandadze, Lobzhanidze, Nariashvili, Mamukashvilli, Gigashvili, Cheishvili, Jaiani, Saghinadze, Jalaghonia, Gorgadze. They smash away a few times within a few metres of the try line after an attacking lineout. Republic of Ireland vs Georgia: Who will win? ESPN Scrum.com brings you all the latest rugby news and scores from the Rugby World Cup, all 2015 Internationals, Aviva Premiership, European Rugby Champions Cup, … Jacob Stockdale is restored at full-back, Hugo Keenan starts on the right wing and Keith Earls on the left. Ireland 20-7 Georgia. Ireland are showing an excellent mix of physicality and guile here. Magnificent run, magnificent try right under the posts from the Georgian No 13. England cannot be caught atop Group A, so it would make sense to put some emphasis on entertainment as well as achieving the right result at the Aviva Stadium, Lansdowne Road in old money. But it was a fair decision, I think.”. 3 min: Ireland have an attacking line-out on their left, and they get it right, which will be a relief after the malfunctions against England. They will face Scotland in the third-place match next week. And the new age of Georgian Rugby looks exciting, that try by Kveseladze was about as un-Georgian as it gets! But it was a fair decision, I think.”. 42 min: Thanks Deven Anand for your email: “Georgia is looking more and more like the side it truly is, tough, hard-scrumming big blokes. Burns puts a good little dinked kick up over the defensive line, which Georgia deal with, then Chris Farrell puts in a grubber towards the right-hand corner. They will face Scotland in the third-place match next week. There’s just time for a bit of pre-match reading. Nice score. They smash away a few times within a few metres of the try line after an attacking lineout. Chkoidze is on for Abzhandadze, for Georgia, and Gorgadze has gone off with that injury. Shane Daly of Munster is poised to make his debut off the replacements bench. It looks for a moment like he might be able to make it but Matiashvili, his opposite number, is there to tidy up. Republic of Ireland 1-0 Georgia Denmark have come from 3-0 down to level at 3-3 in stoppage time against Switzerland! he collects it and is over for another try, and Burns continues to notch up more points with an excellent conversion from a tight angle. But on replay it looks very much like Ireland kept their shape shoved Georgia back, if anything, and the decision should have gone the other way. A fantastic chase by Keenan sees him soar into the air and claim a well-judged box kick by Murray. They then win a penalty just over halfway at a scrum, with Bealham under big pressure in Ireland’s front row. Lovely score - the first points that Georgia have mustered in this entire competition. There is frustration for Georgia, who waste a good attacking platform following that penalty, and Ireland can clear their lines following a strong scrum, at which they now win a penalty. Ireland turn it over from the lineout and have possession around halfway. He has options as he runs along the line, with a teammate on his right shoulder, but he just pins his ears back and bursts over the line in the corner. Excellent stuff from the home side. Replacements: Heffernan, Healy, J. Ryan, Roux, O’Mahony, Marmion, R. Byrne, Daly. But overall there is a worry for Ireland that again they seemed to lack a bit of leadership and composure to maybe change things up when it wasn’t working. But now Ireland can reset and try to make the most of this last 10 minutes or so. Drop me an email and let me know. Impressive they certainly were - add that wonderful try to their all-round physicality and it was a good day for them. Georgia are under a little territory pressure after that turnover with a lineout in their own 22. 45 min: The Ireland fly-half Billy Burns has picked up a knock of some sort and goes off. The visitors are not out of this. and they have taken their chances. First published on Sun 29 Nov 2020 08.24 EST. Then McCloskey strikes a lovely low grubber kick for the corner, and all of a sudden Georgia are pinned back on their own line. Kveseladze tries to spin a pass out wide to Niniashvili, but it’s fairly wild, and very forward, and it flies straight out into touch. The teams are on the pitch. The ball bounced into touch and gave Ireland their own lineout. Ireland 20-7 Georgia. Wide of the mark in my view: Attenborough knows next to nothing about the dark art of front-row play. It’s a brilliant score, but the TMO wants to have a look at Stockdale’s pass. The line-up for finals weekend in the inaugural Autumn Nations Cup is as follows: England v FranceIreland v ScotlandWales v ItalyGeorgia v Fiji. The visitors are penalised around the tackle area yet again, and Burns strokes another penalty through the posts. 78 min: Ireland have possession deep in the Georgian half. © 2021 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies. Here is Andy Bull on England’s win in Wales, specificially Sam Underhill’s strong showing: Meanwhile, British Airways made a bit of a boo-boo yesterday by tweeting support for England in Wales: The former Ireland back Rob Kearney, on Channel 4 pundit duty: “We want to see Jacob Stockdale get back on the horse after a poor performance, by his standards, in Paris.”, And the former captain Rory Best, in the studio: “Georgia are going to be just as physical as England were, so Ireland will need to front up. They continue to impress in all the physical exchanges, both at the scrum and at the breakdown. Ireland are playing some superb stuff. After a couple of scrums, Ireland nearly get over the line - it looks like Herring may have rumbled over for another Irish try. Ireland have a little more daylight. Ireland may well be relieved to have scraped through but their lack of form is bound to be a huge worry for coach Eddie O'Sullivan. It’s been a game of two halves, and Georgia have ‘won’ the second half, if not technically on the scoreboard then in terms of their physical commitment. As was mentioned in commentary by Flannery, and as Brian writes above, you can’t expect them to compete on the same terms with the lack of preparation and funding, so it’s a chicken-and-egg thing with regards to admission to the Six Nations. Ireland have beaten Georgia and it’s six points from a possible six to start this Euro 2020 qualification campaign in the best possible manner. Punters can get 11/10 for Mick McCarthy’s side to come out on top again and that is our initial Georgia vs Republic of Ireland prediction. By the way, I should mention that France guaranteed their place in next week’s final by beating Italy in Paris last night. Sport. Group J Armenia 0-2 Finland (FT) Italy 6 … They are competing both physically and tactically. “You are walking around,” the referee Mathieu Raynal tells Ireland. Ireland turn it over from the lineout and have possession around halfway. By extension it’s a big day for Andy Farrell and his coaching team who need to show that progress is being made and that they are developing a new identity post-Joe Schmidt. Republic of Ireland vs Georgia 1x2 In-Play Odds. Thanks for reading today and thanks for your emails, and see you next time. Georgia: Matiashvili, Tabutsadze, Kveseladze, Sharikadze, Mchedlidze, Abzhandadze, Lobzhanidze, Nariashvili, Mamukashvilli, Gigashvili, Cheishvili, Jaiani, Saghinadze, Jalaghonia, Gorgadze. Can they add a try to put a little bit of gloss on the scoreline? He has a teammate on his right shoulder, throws a dummy and bravely ploughs on for the line, correctly judging that he has the strength and momentum to hold off the Irish tackles. UEFA Group B.When the match starts, you will be able to follow Sweden v Georgia live score, standings, minute by minute updated live results and match statistics. It gets better for Ireland. 59 min: Penalty! Burns didn’t need to be asked twice, chucked a little dummy, and darted over the line. We have now had an eight team tournament. In the first half, I think Ireland showed a nice amount of variety in their attacking play. 25 min: Rob Kearney, at pitchside, is full of praise for that Georgia score: “The competition needed it, they needed it, and no one can begrudge them that. It was a wonderful try by Kveseladze for Georgia, too. 78 min: Ireland have possession deep in the Georgian half. With Johnny Sexton still sidelined, the lock James Ryan captains Ireland at home for the first time. I’ll be back soon. 75 min: This hasn’t been the second half that Ireland were hoping for. As was mentioned in commentary by Flannery, and as Brian writes above, you can’t expect them to compete on the same terms with the lack of preparation and funding, so it’s a chicken-and-egg thing with regards to admission to the Six Nations. Bye! 42 min: Thanks Deven Anand for your email: “Georgia is looking more and more like the side it truly is, tough, hard-scrumming big blokes. Can Ireland turn on the style or will Georgia make this a thriller? 72 min: Georgia try to build an attack from their own half. There didn’t appear to be much on, but lovely soft hands in midfield sent Kveseladze tearing through the middle of the Irish defence. Here we go again. “That’s their outside centre driving Ireland’s replacement prop back down the field,” remarks an astonished Flannery. We may have video highlights with goals and news for some Georgia … 34 min: Ireland 20-7 Georgia (Keenan) 9.26am EST 09:26 Penalty! The ball bounced into touch and gave Ireland their own lineout. 44 min: Georgia move through a few phases of possession early in the second half. The 18-year-old full back Davit Niniashvili has come on for Georgia, his first cap. Good stuff all round. 3 min: Ireland have an attacking line-out on their left, and they get it right, which will be a relief after the malfunctions against England. As we expected, Ireland are coming out on top in more collisions today than they did against England, and that is earning them the space and the time to hurt their opponents with the ball in hand. Burns puts a good little dinked kick up over the defensive line, which Georgia deal with, then Chris Farrell puts in a grubber towards the right-hand corner. But Miles Harrison has just established that the two former Munster men were roommates, so I think this is all friendly banter. But sarcasm aside, this is a big day for Ireland, who need to reassert themselves following that pasting at Twickenham last week. Rugby. They are competing both physically and tactically. Good pressure from Hugo Keenan. Bye! Find out all the scorers and match details for Ireland v Georgia in the Autumn Nations Cup on BBC Sport. They whoop with delight, as forwards tend to do under those circumstances. Here’s a replay of Burns’ sniping first-half try thanks to the magic of Twitter: Brilliant play from Chris Farrell to set Billy Burns up for the opening score!It's a first international try for Burns as Ireland ☘️ grab hold of this @autumnnations clash #C4Rugby #IREvGEO #AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/D8jT7SDlxY. A five-metre scrum for Ireland is the result. It looked good in the first half but Georgia have refused to wilt in this second half and Farrell’s side have failed to build any continuity in attack and have been forced back in the scrum and, at times, at the breakdown. Ireland have simply not been able to exert the kind of dominance they’d have hoped for, especially at the breakdown. A disappointing second half for Ireland - but a win is a win. It looked fine in real-time, and in truth I don’t think anyone would have minded too much if that score had been allowed to stand. By the way, I should mention that France guaranteed their place in next week’s final by beating Italy in Paris last night. Georgia Ireland live score (and video online live stream*) starts on 12 Oct 2019 at 13:00 UTC time at Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena stadium, Tbilisi city, Georgia in European Championship, Qualification Group D - Europe. Giorgi Kveseladze crosses the line with a superb solo try to grab Georgia’s first score in the @autumnnations #C4Rugby #IREvGEO #AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/rOnuRsAwfM. Burns adds the extras from his own five-pointer. “The front row is like a nail, they have to be as square and as straight as possible, then the power to drive through comes from the back five.” A nice bit of scrum insight from the co-commentator Jerry Flannery. Stuart McCloskey is at inside centre alongside Chris Farrell at No 13 with McCloskey’s provincial colleague, Billy Burns, making his full debut at No 10. 63 min: A couple of minutes ago, Quinn Roux and flanker Peter O’Mahony came on for Ireland. It felt a bit like they were ‘winning’ - and in turn Ireland looked a bit deflated by it all, the way they struggled to break Georgia down, especially in view of how dangerous the hosts looked in the first half, crossing the whitewash twice. 26 min: There is a scrum on halfway, Ireland’s put-in. #ShoulderToShoulder #TeamofUs #AutumnNationsCup #IREvGEO pic.twitter.com/i442q2qSJE, Brian Barcroft emails: “Georgia impressive. Irish & International Sports News, Fixtures & Results | RTÉ. Before today they hadn’t registered so much as a point in their previous Autumn Nations Cup games, and now they have 10. An agreement between the clubs and the national side stipulates that no French player can feature more than three times for Fabien Galthie’s side this autumn, and he’s already selected a full-strength side three times. 80 min: Another attacking lineout for Ireland ends with a rumble for the line and CJ Stander carries the ball over, but yet again, there is some astonishingly strong and impressive defence from Georgia, and he is held up. Hopefully we can see some more attacking intent like that from them.”. He has options as he runs along the line, with a teammate on his right shoulder, but he just pins his ears back and bursts over the line in the corner. Georgia deal with that too, but it’s immediately clear that Ireland are going to try and keep their opponents guessing when they have the ball in hand. Ireland have a little more daylight. Ireland did get a decent start with Ulster hooker Rory Best scoring a try but Georgia led early in the second half after a try by Giorgi Shkinin. That feels pretty spot-on: Georgia just kept coming in defence, they were mostly on top in the scrum, they drove Ireland back in tackles and they competed incredibly strongly at the breakdown. Ireland are set to play Scotland, the second-placed team in Group B, next weekend. There was a slightly strange air to the match in the final quarter - even if Georgia were on the back foot in terms of territory and possession, they were urging each other on to greater and greater efforts in repelling Ireland. In 9 (60.00%) matches played at home was total goals (team and opponent) Over 1.5 goals. A disappointing second half for Ireland - but a win is a win. Jacob Stockdale is restored at full-back, Hugo Keenan starts on the right wing and Keith Earls on the left. Georgia had been penalised for not rolling away, I think. Earlier on, Flannery spoke about Stringer ‘sulking’ after a poor display against Georgia at the 2007 World Cup. Ireland are playing some superb stuff. They then win a penalty just over halfway at a scrum, with Bealham under big pressure in Ireland’s front row. But sarcasm aside, this is a big day for Ireland, who need to reassert themselves following that pasting at Twickenham last week. Then there was another crash when the grand prix restarted. Ireland: Stockdale, Keenan, Farrell, McCloskey, Earls, Burns, Murray, Bealham, Herring, Porter, Henderson, J. Ryan, Beirne, Connors, Stander. There is frustration for Georgia, who waste a good attacking platform following that penalty, and Ireland can clear their lines following a strong scrum, at which they now win a penalty. The 18-year-old full back Davit Niniashvili has come on for Georgia, his first cap. #ShoulderToShoulder #TeamofUs #AutumnNationsCup #IREvGEO pic.twitter.com/i442q2qSJE, Brian Barcroft emails: “Georgia impressive. By extension it’s a big day for Andy Farrell and his coaching team who need to show that progress is being made and that they are developing a new identity post-Joe Schmidt. Ireland 20-7 Georgia; 9.47am EST 09:47 39 min: Disallowed try! Ireland have a dart down the left, and a grubber kick is sent through into the danger zone, but Georgia deal with it. Jerry Flannery has often been dubbed the David Attenborough of rugby and really adds to your enjoyment of the game. A classic example of the subjectivity of these scrum penalty calls. Burns adds the extras from his own five-pointer. Switch over to Channel 4 Simon. They spoil and snatch another Georgia lineout ... CJ Stander makes a burst near halfway on the right, then they switch the play and again it’s an excellent looping pass by Stockdale that finds the Ulster centre McCloskey on the left wing.