Andy Farrell, the head coach of Ireland, has led his team to an impressive 20 wins in their last 21 matches. In the upcoming Guinness Six Nations clash against England at Twickenham on Saturday, a bonus-point win for Ireland would enable them to retain their title and potentially secure successive Grand Slams for the first time in the championship’s history.
England, on the other hand, are looking to avoid finishing with only two victories for the fourth successive Six Nations, a disappointing outcome for a team that came third in the World Cup. The coach, Steve Borthwick, has faced criticism for his reliance on data, especially after their attack failed to deliver in recent matches.
With key players returning from injury, both teams are gearing up for a highly anticipated showdown. England have made three changes to their starting XV, including Immanuel Feyi-Waboso earning his first Test start in place of Elliot Daly. Meanwhile, Ireland’s Hugo Keenan returns at full-back after recovering from a knee injury.
Despite England’s recent struggles, there is a sense that they may pose a challenge to Ireland. However, with the Irish team’s clarity in their style of play and a strong winning record, the odds are in their favor for another victory in the Six Nations.
Both coaches, Borthwick and Farrell, acknowledge the strength of their opponents and are preparing for a tough battle at Twickenham. The match is expected to be a thrilling encounter with both teams aiming to secure a crucial win in the championship.
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