Oh, challenge accepted. Moses doesn't knock on the ball and Lebanon keep possession in a dangerous area.

Mitchell Moses goes for a captain's challenge for a knock-on call following a hefty tackle from Ireland's Toby King which forces an error.

It looks like Ireland's quarter-final hopes are up. Unless they can produce some late magic.

Paul Cooke
Former England international on BBC Two

Mitchell Moses plays at his own pace. You just can't rush him, he is too good a player.

It is a big try for Lebanon.

Louis Senior's two tries have kept Ireland in this must-win fixture.

Here's his first:

Paul Cooke
Former England international on BBC Two

I think Lebanon will be happy to slow this game down a bit. They won't want Ireland to get on a roll with their tails up.

We're back up to 13 v 13 with Jalal Bazzaz and Robbie Mulhern, who were both shown yellows at the end of the first half, back on the field.

Can Ireland build on this?

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Paul Cooke
Former England international on BBC Two

This is all about Joe Keyes. He has an overlap and it was a wonderful pass. That was a bullet.

Ireland need to get the first score of the second half. They've started the better, taking the ball inside the 20.

It's a scrappy set from Ireland as they get good yardage but Luke Keary's pass as he falls is forward and Lebanon are let off the hook.

The first-half stats don't read too well for Ireland.

And it's Lebanon who have started the better again with a nice early drive upfield.

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We go again.

Louis Senior's try at the end of the first half has given Ireland a little bit of hope.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland prop on BBC Two

Ireland have been very very poor. After the first try was scored they went off with a soft defensive set, rolled down the field and gave away a penalty and it went penalty, penalty, error, try and it was shambolic.

Ged Corcoran did an article where he talked about bad blood from 15 years ago and I don't know if that has featured in the team talk but they have got it all wrong. They need to get Luke Keary in the game and they have not been able to do so.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Ireland have been too aggressive. Then the indiscipline kicks in.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland prop on BBC Two

Ireland were under the pump and went for a short kick-off which for me tells me they are not prepared to do the tough stuff. There was too much evidence to suggest that Ireland are not where they need to be.

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