Returning to France just 100 days after their World Cup defeat in Paris, Ireland faced a challenging test at Stade Velodrome. Questions lingered about World Cup aftermath post-Johnny Sexton era and redemption. France without captain Antoine Dupont faced similar challenges.
Despite France’s strong start, Ireland dominated the game with solid defense and composed play. Key moments included Paul Willemse’s dismissal and Calvin Nash’s try. Ireland maintained composure under pressure a trait emphasized by coach Andy Farrell.
Newcomer Jack Crowley showed resilience despite challenges contributing significantly to Ireland’s victory. The win raises expectations for Ireland’s future performances sparking discussions about potential Grand Slam victories.
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