What happens if Ireland and New Zealand ends in a draw? 

A place kicking competition could decide knockout ties in France over the coming weeks. 
TO A TEE: Jack Crowley gets in some practice at the Stade de France. Picture: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

TO A TEE: Jack Crowley gets in some practice at the Stade de France. Picture: INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Ireland's evenly-matched quarter-final showdown with the All Blacks in Paris on Saturday night is widely understood to be a coin-toss match-up. 

But what happens if a Rugby World Cup knockout game ends in a draw? 

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