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Ireland play south africa today. big game of rugby of the year.
world champs south africa and ireland 6 nations champs and grand slammers.
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Autumn Rugby Internationals
14:00 - 17:00
Tom McGurk presents live coverage of Ireland v South Africa at Croke Park. Kick-off at 2.30pm with commentary by Ryle Nugent and Ralph Keyes
WEB-ONLY: RUGBY EXTRA
Join Tom McGurk with George Hook, Brent Pope and Conor O'Shea live WORLDWIDE in this WEB-ONLY SPECIAL as they continue their discussion on Ireland's Guinness November Series match against World Champions South Africa at Croke Park. Put your question or comment to the panel by emailing rugbyATrte.ie
The last of the Guinness November Series internationals takes place at Croke Park today with Ireland facing South Africa. Follow all the action with our live matchtracker.
For all of you that can't access today's TV coverage, we will be here providing you with all the action from just after 2.00pm. Kick-off in Drumcondra is 2.30pm
Hello everybody and good morning. So, the last of Ireland's November internationals is upon us. After a stuttering and unconvincing, yet strangely satisfying draw with Australia and a facile win over Fiji, the main course has arrived.
The Rugby World Cup 2007 winners South Africa arrive at Croke Park on the back of an alarmingly poor tour of the Northern hemisphere. Defeats to Leicester, Saracens and France, combined with a solitary win against Italy, have given the 'Boks a decidely beatable demeanour. However, underestimate these British and Irish Lions' slayers at your peril. It would be most 'Bok like for Peter de Villiers' charges to announce their return to form with a win over Ireland's Grand Slam heroes.
The late injury news ahead of today's tie is that Bakkies Botha has withdrawn from the South Africa side due to a back injury. From an Irish point of view, this is a shame, as Declan Kidney's team would want to test its scrum against arguably the best scrummaging lock in the world.
Ireland: R Kearney (Leinster); T Bowe (Ospreys), B O'Driscoll (Leinster, capt), P Wallace (Ulster), K Earls (Munster); J Sexton (Leinster), T O'Leary (Munster); C Healy (Leinster), J Flannery (Munster), J Hayes (Munster); D O'Callaghan (Munster), P O'Connell (Munster), S Ferris (Ulster), D Wallace (Munster), J Heaslip (Leinster).
Replacements: S Cronin (Connacht), T Buckley (Munster), L Cullen (Leinster), S O'Brien (Leinster), P Stringer (Munster), R O'Gara (Munster), G D'Arcy (Leinster).
South Africa: Z Kirchner (Blue Bulls); J Pietersen (Sharks), J Fourie (Lions), W Olivier (Blue Bulls), B Habana (Blue Bulls); M Steyn (Blue Bulls), F du Preez (Blue Bulls); T Mtawarira (Sharks), J Smit (Sharks, capt), BJ Botha (Ulster), A Bekker (Western province), (Blue Bulls), V Matfield (Blue Bulls), H Brussow (Cheetahs), S Burger (Western Province), D Rossouw (Blue Bulls).
Replacements: B du Plessis (Sharks), CJ van der Linde (Leinster), F Hougaard (Blue Bulls), J Deysel (Sharks), D Potgieter (Blue Bulls), R Pienaar (Sharks), J de Villiers (Munster).
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales).
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