Peter O’Mahony braced for battle
Having lost three times in a row to Stuart Lancaster’s side, the Irish blindside flanker has long respected the men in white. He came on as a sub at Twickenham for his fourth cap in his Six Nations debut season in 2012 and ran into a scrummaging masterclass being conducted by the English front row in a 30-9 defeat, then experienced two narrow losses at home and away.
Yet the Munster captain, now 25, believes England will be even harder to beat this time around when the RBS 6 Nations’ two unbeaten teams clash in Dublin, and that chances will have to be taken.
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