Sexton hungry to make an impact on return at Aviva

This Saturday’s game against Wales may mark the start of Jonathan Sexton’s season but it will mark the last time that an Ireland team takes to the field in Dublin under the watchful eye of Joe Schmidt.

Sexton hungry to make an impact on return at Aviva

This Saturday’s game against Wales may mark the start of Jonathan Sexton’s season but it will mark the last time that an Ireland team takes to the field in Dublin under the watchful eye of Joe Schmidt.

The Kiwi has been in charge for 33 games, all of them at the Aviva Stadium. He has seen his side win 27 of them and draw another while scoring 113 tries (but just the one drop goal) and create a plethora of pleasant memories.

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