Converted try Scotland 0-17 IRELANDpublished at 32 mins
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Caelan Doris
It felt inevitable.
Ireland are getting over the gain-line almost at will, and their captain Caelan Doris smashes his way over the line for the visitors' second try of the game.
Sam Prendergast converts to make it a 17-point lead.
'The kicking game has won by Ireland'published at 15:46 Greenwich Mean Time 9 February
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Scotland 0-10 Ireland
Sam Warburton Former Wales captain on BBC One
In the last 10 minutes, the kicking game has won by Ireland. The kick chase and charge downs have been on top of that. Scotland aren't kicking as smartly.
The dominance is coming from great tactical kicking.
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While it's poor play from Ireland to allow themselves to be held up over the line twice, I think the current law incentivises the defending team to fall back over the line in order to win the turnover. Instead of a goal-line drop-out I think the attacking team should restart with a line-out or scrum on the 22.
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Andrew: "No penalty try because the ball ends up going dead." Yes, because Nash was lying on his back on the floor, which is what you gave the penalty for. Baffling decision-making from the referee and his team there.