Scotland vs Ireland live stream FREE: How to watch Six Nations clash today for FREE

Scotland vs Ireland live stream FREE: How to watch Six Nations clash today for FREE
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Scotland vs Ireland live stream FREE: How to watch Six Nations clash today for FREE
Author: Tom Sheen
Published: Feb, 09 2025 14:00

SCOTLAND and Ireland look to build on first-round victories as they clash at Murrayfield in the Six Nations. Big wins for both sides over Italy and England, respectively, have put them in the conversation to challenge for the Six Nations title again this year. Gregor Townsend's Scotland survived a second-half scare against Italy to win 31-19 on the opening day, but the Italians put Scotland on alert.

 [Finn Russell kicking a rugby ball during a match.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Finn Russell kicking a rugby ball during a match.]

Ireland were slow to get out of the blocks in Dublin, conceding early to Cadan Murley, but turned the game upside down, opening up a 17-point lead at one point. Last year, Ireland overcame Scotland 17-13 to win the Six Nations for the second time in two years. With many calling this Scotland's last chance to win the tournament during their "golden generation," a big win over Ireland could help guide them towards a first title since 1999.

 [Irish rugby players Tadhg Beirne and James Lowe celebrating a try.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Irish rugby players Tadhg Beirne and James Lowe celebrating a try.]

Gregor Townsend has made three changes to the side that beat Italy last week, with Tom Jordan, the new man at centre next to Huw Jones, in place of Sione Tuipulotu. SCOTLAND XV: 15. B Kinghorn, 14. D Graham, 13. H Jones, 12. T Jordan, 11. D van der Merwe, 10. F Russell (C-C), 9. B White; 1. R Sutherland, 2. D Cherry, 3. Z Fagerson, 4. J Gray, 5. G Gilchrist, 6. M Fagerson, 7. R Darge (C-C), 8. J Depmsey.

Replacements: 16. E Ashman, 17. P Schoeman, 18. W Hurd, 19. S Skinner, 20. G Brown, 21. J Ritchie, 22. J Dobie 23. S McDowall. Simon Easterby makes two changes to the team who were winners against England in Dublin, with experienced flanker Peter O'Mahony coming in for Ryan Baird. IRELAND XV: 15. H Keenan, 14. C Nash, 13. R Henshaw, 12. B Aki, 11. J Lowe, 10. S Prendergast, 9. J Gibson-Park; 1. A Porter, 2. R Kelleher, 3. F Bealham, 4. J Ryan, 5. T Bernie, 6. P O'Mahony, 7. J van der Flier, 8. C Doris (C).

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