La Inglaterra entrenada por el australiano-japonés Eddie Jones está en la carrera por el título
del 21º Seis Naciones 2020, ganando a Irlanda en la Catedral de Twickenham por
24-12 (17-0) , sumando 9 puntos junto a su vencido Irlanda, pero distanciado a
4 puntos del líder absoluto Francia, que
cuenta con 13, luego de disputadas tres
rondas.
Pero en el desafío por la Triple Crown, el XV de la Rosa de los Tudor,
fue más determinado que el Trébol de Irlanda, entrenada por el debutante inglés
Andy Farrell, el padre del capitán y goleador inglés Owen Farrell.
Inglaterra construyó su segunda
victoria en el torneo, frenando la embestida de Irlanda que se ilusionaba con
convertirse en el gran desafiante de Francia en la carrera al título, y lo hizo con
un try a los 8´del apertura George Ford , convertido por Owen Farrell.
Fue un try con rápido reflejo en el ingol.
Irlanda salió a replicar, pero no
contó con los errores de su capitán y apertura goleador Jonny Sexton. El equipo de Jones está poseído, .y con
el Maul empuja a Irlanda a su propio ingol por lo que el equipo de Andy Farrell sufre mucho, y pierde en el líne sus 22 metros, pero la defensa se
salva.
A su vez, Irlanda no encuentra agujeros
en la pared blanca y cuando pierde el balón es la velocidad del wing Jonathan Joseph la que duele, con Inglaterra nuevamente
en el campo adversario, en los 22 finales y a los 39' Owen Farrell con
penal sentenció con un +17 que le tuerce la mano al escuadrón
del Trébol.
A los 47 ', Farrell se aferra a la pierna del octavo CJ. Stander, quien reacciona golpeándolo varias
veces y el árbitro sudafricano Jaco Peyper castiga con razón al inglés. Irlanda
emprendió un ataque furioso y a los 59´
logró el try del centro Robbie Henshaw , pero Sexton falla en la conversión.
Luego de 10´ de sentirse contra las cuerdas, Inglaterra sale de su encierro y vuelve a presionar, mientras que los dos
entrenadores cambian varios peones en un
partido de alta intensidad. Y una vez más, la entrada de Ellis Genge en el
campo cambia los valores en el scrum cerrado, con Irlanda sufriendo la
superioridad del pilar inglés.
Y el segundo maul dominante es
el hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie en aplastar la
pelota en el try convertido por Farrell y
cerrando el partido. .Irlanda, quiso evitar el punto bonus a los ingleses en la carrera por el título y Sexton y sus compañeros descuentan con el try
de Andrew Porter convertido por John Cooney para el 24-12 final.
England returns in world format beating Ireland
England trained by Australian-Japanese Eddie Jones
is in the race for the title of the 21st Six Nations 2020, winning Ireland at
Twickenham Cathedral 24-12 (17-0), adding 9 points alongside his defeated
Ireland, but distanced to 4 points from the absolute leader France, which has
13, after disputed three rounds.
But in the challenge for the Triple Crown, the XV of the Tudor Rose, it was more determined than the Irish Shamrock, trained by the English debutant Andy Farrell, the father of the English captain and scorer Owen Farrell .
But in the challenge for the Triple Crown, the XV of the Tudor Rose, it was more determined than the Irish Shamrock, trained by the English debutant Andy Farrell, the father of the English captain and scorer Owen Farrell .
England built their second victory in the tournament, curbing the onslaught of
Ireland that was excited to become France's great challenger in the title race,
and did so with a try at 8 'opening George Ford, converted by Owen Farrell . It
was a try with quick reflex in the groin.
Ireland came out to reply, but did not have the errors of its captain and opening scorer Jonny Sexton. Jones' team is possessed, and with the Maul he pushes Ireland to his own indole, so Andy Farrell's team suffers a lot, and loses his 22-meter line, but the defense is saved.
In turn, Ireland does not find holes in the white wall and when it loses the ball it is the speed of the wing Jonathan Joseph that hurts, with England again in the opposing field, in the final 22 and at 39' Owen Farrell with penalty goal sentenced with a +17 that twists his hand to the Clover squad.
At 47 ', Farrell clings to the leg of the nuber eighth CJ. Stander, who reacts by hitting him several times and South African referee Jaco Peyper rightly punishes the Englishman. Ireland embarked on a furious attack and at 59 'managed the center Robbie Henshaw try, but Sexton fails in the conversion.
After 10 'of feeling against the ropes, England leaves its confinement and presses again, while the two coaches change several pawns in a high intensity match. And once again, Ellis Genge's entry into the field changes the values in the closed scrum, with Ireland suffering the superiority of the English prop.
And the second dominant maul is the hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie in crushing the ball in the try converted by Farrell and closing the game. .Ireland, wanted to avoid the bonus point to the English in the race for the title and Sexton and his teammates discount with the Andrew Porter try converted by John Cooney for the final 24-12.
Ireland came out to reply, but did not have the errors of its captain and opening scorer Jonny Sexton. Jones' team is possessed, and with the Maul he pushes Ireland to his own indole, so Andy Farrell's team suffers a lot, and loses his 22-meter line, but the defense is saved.
In turn, Ireland does not find holes in the white wall and when it loses the ball it is the speed of the wing Jonathan Joseph that hurts, with England again in the opposing field, in the final 22 and at 39' Owen Farrell with penalty goal sentenced with a +17 that twists his hand to the Clover squad.
At 47 ', Farrell clings to the leg of the nuber eighth CJ. Stander, who reacts by hitting him several times and South African referee Jaco Peyper rightly punishes the Englishman. Ireland embarked on a furious attack and at 59 'managed the center Robbie Henshaw try, but Sexton fails in the conversion.
After 10 'of feeling against the ropes, England leaves its confinement and presses again, while the two coaches change several pawns in a high intensity match. And once again, Ellis Genge's entry into the field changes the values in the closed scrum, with Ireland suffering the superiority of the English prop.
And the second dominant maul is the hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie in crushing the ball in the try converted by Farrell and closing the game. .Ireland, wanted to avoid the bonus point to the English in the race for the title and Sexton and his teammates discount with the Andrew Porter try converted by John Cooney for the final 24-12.
Inglaterra: 15 Elliot Daly, 14 Jonny May, 13 Manu Tuilagi, 12 Owen Farrell, y 11 Jonathan Joseph, 10 George Ford, y 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Tom Curry, 7 Sam Underhill, y 6 Courtney Lawes, 5 George Kruis, y 4 Maro Itoje, 3 Kyle Sinckler, 2 Jamie George, y 1 Joe Marler. Suplentes: 16 Luke Cowan-Dickie, 17 Ellis Genge, 18 Will Stuart, 19 Joe Launchbury, 20 Charlie Ewels, 21 Ben Earl, 22 Willi Heinz, 23 Henry Slade.
Irlanda: 15 Jordan Larmour, 14 Andrew Conway, 13 Robbie Henshaw, 12 Bundee Aki, y 11 Jacob Stockdale, 10 Jonathan Sexton, y 9 Conor Murray, 8 CJ Stander, 7 Josh van der Flier, y 6 Peter O’Mahony, 5 James Ryan, y 4 Iain Henderson, 3 Tadhg Furlong, 2 Rob Herring, y 1 Cian Healy. Suplentes: 16 Ronan Kelleher, 17 Dave Kilcoyne, 18 Andrew Porter, 19 Devin Toner, 20 Caelan Doris, 21 John Cooney, 22 Ross Byrne, 23 Keith Earls
Para Inglaterra: 3 tries de George Ford (8´), Elliot Daly (25´) y Luke
Cowan Dickie (62´), más 1 Penal y 3
conversiones de Owen Farrell.
Para Irlanda: 2 tries de Robbie Henshaw (50´) y Andrew Porter (82´),
convertido por John Cooney.
Arbitro: Jaco Peyper(Sudáfrica).
Arbitro: Jaco Peyper(Sudáfrica).