Ireland vs England player ratings: 2021 Six Nations - Ruck

Daly 4, Ford 5: Ireland vs England player ratings: 2021 Six Nations

The Ireland vs England players ratings as Andy Farrell’s men beat Eddie Jones side 32-18 in Dublin on the final day of the Six Nations.

Keith Earls and Jack Conan scored fantastic scores in the opening 40 while Johnny Sexton kicked 22 magnificent points with Lions coach Warren Gatland watching on.

Late touchdowns from Ben Youngs and Jonny May after Bundee Aki’s red card proved to be just consolation scores.

Eddie Jones’ side, who were very poor once again, are now set for a second fifth-place finish in a few years.

Scroll down for the Ireland vs England player ratings.

IRELAND – 32:

  • Tries: Keith Earls 22, Jack Conan 37
  • Cons: Johnny Sexton 24,38
  • Pens: Johnny Sexton 18,30,51,62,69,74

ENGLAND – 18:

  • Tries: Ben Youngs 64, Jonny May 78
  • Cons: Elliot Daly 79
  • Pens: Owen Farrell 9,27

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STATS ZONE

  • Most tackles: Tom Curry (England) – 12
  • Missed tackles:Ben Youngs (England) – 2
  • Most carries: Robbie Henshaw (Ireland) – 10
  • Most metres: Keith Earls (Ireland) – 55
  • Turnovers conceded: George Ford (England) – 3

Ireland vs England player ratings

Ireland: Hugo Keenan 7, Keith Earls 8, Robbie Henshaw 8, Bundee Aki 5, Jacob Stockdale 6, Jonathan Sexton (c) 8, Conor Murray 8, Jack Conan 7, Josh van der Flier 6, CJ Stander 7, Tadhg Beirne 8, Iain Henderson 7, Tadhg Furlong 7, Rob Herring 7, Dave Kilcoyne 7

England: Elliot Daly 4, Anthony Watson 6, Ollie Lawrence 5, Owen Farrell (c) 6, Jonny May 6, George Ford 5, Ben Youngs 6, Billy Vunipola 6, Tom Curry 8, Mark Wilson 6, Charlie Ewels 6, Maro Itoje 7, Kyle Sinckler 6, Luke Cowan-Dickie 6, Mako Vunipola 5

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BACK-THREE:

  • 15. Stuart Hogg (Scotland) – 1/7
  • 14. Jonny May (England) – 1/10
  • 11. Josh Adams (Wales) – 1/7

CENTRES:

  • 13. Jonathan Davies (Wales) – 4/7
  • 12. Robbie Henshaw (Ireland) – 1/9

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