RBS 6 Nations: Can Ireland make the Red Rose wilt?

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RBS 6 Nations: Can Ireland make the Red Rose wilt?
Fri, 27 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Matt McGeehan

Can anyone stop Eddie Jones’ England?

England have won 14 successive matches, 13 of them under Eddie Jones. The Australian masterminded a transformation from World Cup flops to Grand Slam winners in 2015-16.

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