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Ireland 28-7 Italy
I tell a small lie, it was probably a 60-metre gallop from Larmour.
Sorry Jordan.
Summary
Result: Ireland 54-7 Italy in Chicago
Full-back Larmour scores three tries
Beirne (2), Ringrose, McGrath & Cronin also go over
Campagnaro scores Italy's try
Ireland resting several regulars
Result: England 12-11 South Africa
Farrell kicks three pens and Daly one
SA's Pollard misses 77th-minute pen
Nkosi try gave Springboks 8-6 half-time lead
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Converted try - Ireland 28-7 Italypublished at 45 mins
Jordan Larmour
Italy's Luca Sperandio unintentionally finds Jordan Larmour, who like Michele Campagnaro at the end of the first half, has one thing in mind - a 40-yard gallop finishes with try.
It's also Larmour's first start. What a good day for first starters!!!
Converted try - Ireland 21-7 Italypublished at 42 mins
Tadhg Beirne
Tadhg Beirne - remember on his first Test start - goes over for his second try of the day.
The Munster lock has the simple task of driving over from a couple of metres after good work by his fellow forwards.
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Ireland 14-7 Italy
A great kick from Jordan Larmour deep in his own half eating up the metres.
Italy line-out results in a rolling maul, but Ireland have the ball again - the Italians starting this half like they started the first.
Do we have a score?
Kick-offpublished at 21:05 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
Ireland 14-7 Italy
We're back under way at Soldier Field - not literally - for the second half of this encounter at The Rugby Weekend. Yes, none of this autumn internationals nonsense.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 21:02 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
John McEnerney: Joe Schmidt will read the riot act in the dressing room. Ireland were a tad too sloppy & haven’t kicked into gear yet. Expecting the floodgates to open & Ireland to take this match by the scruff of the neck right from the off!
ICYMI: Wales beat Scotlandpublished at 20:57 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
Wales 21-10 Scotland
Wales have claimed the inaugural Doddie Weir Cup as Scotland's miserable run in Cardiff continues.
Wales have triumphed in the last 10 games against Scotland in Cardiff, with the winning streak going back to 2002.
Tries from George North and Jonathan Davies were complemented by 11 points from the boot of Leigh Halfpenny.
Scotland responded with a try from captain Stuart McInally, but were left to rue poor midfield defence and discipline.
Half-timepublished at 20:53 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
Ireland 14-7 Italy
That was sort of enjoyable.
Converted try - Ireland 14-7 Italypublished at 39 mins
Michele Campagnaro
Awww, well done Italy.
Rhys Ruddock's pass is picked off by former Exeter centre Michele Campagnaro, who has only one thing on his mind - the tryline.
He reaches it and Italy enjoy a mini-celebration for their hard work.
It's converted and there are seconds until the HT whistle.
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Ireland 14-0 Italy
There are about four minutes until the break - Italy once again have the tryline in sight as the ball spreads to the right, but Giulio Bisegni's lay-off is behind the runner Mattia Bellini.
So close lads.
Converted try - Ireland 14-0 Italypublished at 33 mins
Luke McGrath
There's good timing and then there's great timing.
After intense pressure from Italy, Leinster's Luke McGrath relieves a lot of that by making the most Jordan Larmour's driving run.
Carbery converts again.
A bit tough on Italy.
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Andrew Conway and Luca Sperandio go for the same mini up-and-under and the Italian just about comes out on top.
But...
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
There's a fella in the crowd wearing one of those hats you'd see worn by the sheriff in Live and Let Die.
Anyway, it's now an Ireland scrum inside their own half.
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
It's a scrum for Ireland, that's what happened.
That was an intense period of pressure from the Italian forwards.
The Irish look to run their way out of trouble, until they've had enough of that and Joey Carbery hooks clear.
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Italy's Braam Steyn goes for the tryline but he's held up - ref Nigel Owens goes to TMO.
What's happening Nige?
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Italy are enjoying their longest period of possession and are putting the Irish defence under severe pressure.
Why did Giulio Bisegni come inside?!!
The momentum slows down as Italy make a beeline for the tryline.
The pressure remains...
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Beautiful running by Carlo Canna 15 metres from the line, but he loses the ball as he looked for a team-mate. It's an Ireland scrum which results in the ball launched back into the Italy half.
We go again. say the Italians, in Italian.
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Ireland turnover, but there was a knock-on - looked like the slightest of touches by Garry Ringrose.
Italy hang on to possession - can they do anything with this scrum?
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Michele Campagnaro gains some yards and Tito Tebaldi gets involved before play grinds to a halt.
Ref Nige Owens pulls the play back for an earlier pen to Italy.
They don't go for the posts, they go for the yards.
Italy's Nicola Quaglio, looks a bit broken and is replaced. I didn't quite catch by who.
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Ireland 7-0 Italy
Italy drive forward with Luca Morisi leading the charge - can they get within sniffing distance of the Ireland 22?
No - they kick and Jordan Larmour smacks it back.
They tried though, eh!
Italy line-out down their end.