Samoa name strong run-on team

Samoa have included nine European-based players in their starting line-up for Saturday’s clash with Ireland.

Thu, 11 Nov, 2010 - 09:06

Samoa have included nine European-based players in their starting line-up for Saturday’s clash with Ireland.

All nine compete in the Aviva Premiership or French Top 14, forming part of an experienced side hoping to inflict a seventh straight defeat on the Irish.

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