That was truly a fantastic exhibition of rugby from both teams and was compelling right to the end. Spain played their part massively in that game and came away with a bonuis point with their five tries. They will be hoping to get a victory against Japan next week.

For Ireland, though, it is job done as back-to-back bonus point wins secure their place in the knockout stages ahead of next week's mouth-watering clash with New Zealand in Brighton.

That game is a 14:45 kick off and we will be here again with live text commentary and reaction. We hope you can join us then but, for now, thank you for joining us today and enjoy the rest of your Sunday!

Anna Caplice
Former Ireland international on BBC Two

Grace Moore coming in as a number eight and just putting her hand up for the jersey and we thought there were so many already in the list!

Ireland prop and Player of the Match Ellena Perry seaking to BBC Two: "We knew Spain would come out firing and they pushed us right to the end."

"We needed front foot ball and that was difficult, but we did that and are delighted with the win."

"We can't fault two bonus-point wins but we will still have plenty of work to do in training this week."

Anna Caplice
Former Ireland international on BBC Two

In terms of the goals this squad had, that is two wins, so tick, tick. In this pool there were no gimmies, Ireland wanted a big physical battle like this. They have things to work on, but some great individual performances.

Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC Two

They were brave, adventurous and delivered a spectacle. They'll have a cracking game against Japan.

This has been a truly compelling game of rugby showcasing everything good about the game.

Ultimately though it is job done for Scott Bemand's side who beat their World Cup points record set last week by a point and progress through to the knockout stages.

They now go to Brighton next week to take on New Zealand who take on Japan kicking off right about now. There will still be plenty of 'work-ons' in training this week but Northampton has been a happy hunting ground for Ireland these past two weeks.

A shame for Spain as scrum half Bingbing Vergara knocks on at the ruck. That does not take away from the fact that Spain have stayed in this game right to the end and have contributed massively to a thoroughly entertaining game.

Prop Ellena Perry is named Player of the Match for an excellent display in what has been - despite a raft of tries - a very attritional game.

Superb Irish defence on their own line! The game may be all but in the bag but they were not about to let Spain get a fifth try there.

Eventually, Spain knock on as they try to pick off the back of another ruck. That will please Scott Bemand almost as much as their seven tries.

Is that the score that books Ireland's place in the quarter-finals?

Remember, a bonus-point victory takes Scott Bemand's side into the last eight with a game to spare.

Not that next week's clash against New Zealand, likely to decide who tops the pool, will be anything like a dead rubber of course!

Spain's defence has been absolutely ferocious this afternoon! They are pinged there for Zahia Perez playing Ireland scrum half Emily Lane but Nancy McGillivray was absolutely hammered in a double tackle with her first touch of the game - and tournament!

Ireland hold up Spain on the line as the Spanish pack make an illegal double movement according to Kat Roche.

However, our American official is checking that decision with the TMO.

Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC Two

This is a huge contest, we thought it would be Ireland's, but we have seen Spain are a force to be reckoned with.

Dannah O'Brien and Amalia Argudo have been having a one-on-one kicking battle and the Irish out half wins it as Zahia Perez spills a high ball.

Ireland go on on the attack and, after some incredibly physical phases, a Spanish offside allows Ireland to go into the corner.

They can smell the try line for a sixth try...