| Num. | Nombre | |
|---|---|---|
15Simon Zebo, FB | ||
14Andrew Trimble, W | ||
13Jared Payne, C | ||
12Robbie Henshaw, C | ||
11Keith Earls, W | ||
10Johnny Sexton, FH 3 3 | ||
9Conor Murray, SH | ||
1Jack McGrath, P | ||
2Rory Best, H | ||
3Mike Ross, P | ||
4Donnacha Ryan, L | ||
5Devin Toner, L | ||
6CJ Stander, FL | ||
7Tommy O'Donnell, FL | ||
8Jamie Heaslip, N8 | ||
| Cambios | ||
16Richardt Strauss, R | ||
17Cian Healy, R | ||
18Nathan White, R | ||
19Ultan Dillane, R | ||
20Rhys Ruddock, R | ||
21Eoin Reddan, R | ||
22Ian Madigan, R | ||
23Fergus McFadden, R | ||
IRE
SCOT*Los jugadores actualmente en la cancha se muestran en negritas
ESPN's Rob Bartlett has this to say from Dublin:
Scotland came to Dublin as the least penalised side in the tournament: how ironic that two timely yellow cards sparked their downfall at the Aviva Stadium. Conor Murray and Richie Gray both traded second-half tries before Scotland became unhinged. With his side piling on the pressure, Alex Dunbar's moment of madness turned the second half on its head -- quite literally. The centre flipped Johnny Sexton over at the ruck and was rightfully sin-binned -- he could have seen red -- and Ireland took full advantage in that time before losing their fly-half for the final 10 minutes. It was a heated battle which, between beautiful passages of free-flowing rugby, boiled over numerous times. Just the amount of fire needed for Ireland before a tough tour to South Africa.