Summary
Ireland's rugby team is preparing to face England, aiming to improve its current performance after recent losses. The team has gone through changes in players, bringing in experienced members and promoting Jack Crowley to a key position. Ireland hopes to rebuild momentum with a strong performance against England.
Key Facts
- Ireland's rugby team will play against England, hoping to boost their performance after recent defeats.
- Ireland suffered six losses in 20 Tests since 2024, all against higher-ranked teams: South Africa, New Zealand, and France.
- The team has dropped to fifth in the world rankings after starting the 2023 World Cup as the top-ranked team.
- Coach Andy Farrell has made several lineup changes, including returning experienced players like Jamison Gibson-Park and Tadhg Beirne.
- Jack Crowley is back at the fly-half position, a key player who leads the team's attacking strategy.
- The team is focusing on a strong start to the game, aiming to overcome previous slow starts that led to large deficits.
