England U21 narrowly beat Ireland - report

England Under-21s 27 Ireland Under-21s 19

Fri, 05 Mar, 2004 - 21:36

England Under-21s 27 Ireland Under-21s 19

England Under 21s made it three wins out of three in the Six Nations championship after a hard-earned but well deserved nail-biting victory over Ireland at Gloucester’s Kingsholm ground.

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