Today, in the Six Nations final game decider, Ireland and France play against each other they will know exactly what they have to do in order to win the title.
Ireland has to record a bonus-point victory in Paris if they are to guarantee themselves the Championship title rights. France, on the other hand, should they do better they will earn their first title in 10 years. But France’s chances are dependant on what England can do in Rome as they take on Italy in the match before the Paris decider on ‘Super Saturday.
What’s the Kick Off time?
Before the final game On Super Saturday, Wales versus Scotland plays 2.15 pm (GMT) and Italy versusEngland play at 4.45pm (GMT).
France versus Ireland kicks off at 8.10 pm (GMT) on Saturday, October 31, behind closed doors at the Stade de France in Paris. The game will be shown live on the BBC Sport website and app.
Team news
France: Anthony Bouthier; Vincent Rattez, Virimi Vakatawa, Arthur Vincent, Gael Fickou; Romain Ntamack, Antoine Dupont; Cyril Baille; Julien Marchand, Mohamed Haouas, Bernard Le Roux, Paul Willemse, Francois Cros, Charles Ollivon (captain), Gregory Alldritt
Replacements: Gael Fickou moves out to the wing as part of a reshuffle, and uncapped back Arthur Retier is also named among the replacements.
Ireland: Jacob Stockdale; Andrew Conway, Robbie Henshaw, Bundee Aki, Hugo Keenan; Jonathan Sexton (captain), Conor Murray; Cian Healy, Rob Herring, Andrew Porter, Tadhg Beirne, James Ryan, Caelan Doris, Will Connors, CJ Stander
Replacements: Ireland’s Robbie Henshaw is set to replace Garry Ringrose, who broke his jaw in the clash with Italy. And Chris Farrell is drafted into the Ireland replacements.
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