Ireland thrash Italy in Dublin to go top of Six Nations table with one round to go
Ireland will win the title if they secure bonus-point win in France next week
CJ Stander grabbed first try against Italy from a set-piece move
Debutant wing Hugo Keenan scored twice in first half
Will Connors secured bonus-point fourth try in second half
Johnny Sexton, Bundee Aki and Dave Heffernan tries followed
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Here's some of the best tries from earlier in the tournament.
Ireland know if they beat France with a bonus point then there is nothing else anyone can do - the title will be theirs.
If Ireland win but without a bonus point, England can win the title if they beat Italy with a bonus point and overhaul the points difference between the sides.
France need to beat Ireland and hope England's result goes their way too.
So this is what's to come next week. England, Ireland and France could all win the title.
Speaking to ITV, Ireland coach Andy Farrell says it is a "tall order" for his side to go to Paris and get the bonus point win that would guarantee them the title.
Ireland 50-17 Italy
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Ireland 50-17 Italy
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton on ITV: "Pretty good. It was scrappy at times as always if you haven't played together in six or seven months. It is a special day for them [the debutants] and their families. That is what we wanted to do to - give them a special memory.
"33 points difference [over England] might not be enough now. If we got another score we might have put pressure on England. We need to go and just concentrate on our performance because France are an outstanding team.
"We will go to Paris with it all to do but we have a special group. If anyone can do it we can."
Ireland go top of the standings with that win. They now know if they get a bonus-point win in Paris next week they'll win the Six Nations.
Image source, BBC SportIreland 50-17 Italy
Italy's try is the last action of the match. A slight downer at the end of a positive day for Ireland.
Still, the Six Nations is in their hands.
Paolo Garbisi
Could this be crucial?
The hooter had gone but Paolo Garbisi grabs a debut try. He's the third debutant to score today. It's lovely feet from the 20-year-old.
If Ireland lose the Six Nations on points difference next week they'll be kicking themselves.
Ireland 50-10 Italy
We've played 80 minutes but Italy are going to have one last go rather than kicking the ball dead.
Shane Horgan
Former Ireland wing on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
That was a textbook maul from Ireland , they maintained the momentum, were patient and very diligent all the time and Italy had no answer to it.
Dave Heffernan
A punch of the air in the stands for Andy Farrell. He's delighted.
Ireland have another. It's all done by the forwards with Dave Heffernan getting his name on the scoresheet on his return to the side.
Ross Byrne adds the extras to make it 50.
Ireland 43-10 Italy
The line-out is gather. Here comes the push...
Shane Horgan
Former Ireland wing on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Debutant Hugo Keenan has been fantastic with his two tries and other runs, Caelan Doris has been really strong, Tadhg Beirne has had a huge game, and Johnny Sexton has not been perfect but has been very good in the big moments - those are the players who have stood out for me.
Ireland 43-10 Italy
Ireland win yet another penalty in the middle of the pitch. The kick goes into the corner.
There'll be one more chance for a score...
Ireland 43-10 Italy
It was starting to feel that a try was inevitable after runner after runner made it over the gainline.
But it's good work from Italy's replacement prop Simone Ferrari. He locks his arms over the ball at a ruck and Italy can clear down field.
Ireland 43-10 Italy
The replacements have allowed Ireland to keep their intensity right to the end. They're hunting another try.
Ireland 43-10 Italy
75 minutes in and the roars of the Irish forwards are echoing around the Aviva after they win another turnover.
Scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park is on for his Ireland debut.