FT: Ireland 22-19 Australia
Andy Farrell wins last game as Ireland head coach before he leads the British and Irish Lions next summer
Wallabies boss Joe Schmidt loses on return to Aviva for first time since leaving Ireland job in 2019
Cian Healy becomes Ireland's most capped player by coming on for his 134th cap
Ireland 15-13 Australia
Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI
The atmosphere had certainly ratcheted up a few notches in the minutes before that try.
The crowd sensed it was a big spell for their side and Ireland have turned this one around in the first ten minutes of the second half.
Can they keep hold of the momentum or will Australia come again?
Ireland 15-13 Australia
Andrea Piardi accidentally gets in the way and Australia have the scrum on the 10 metre line in the Irish half.
Ireland 15-13 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Awesome play, I don't think Caelan Doris could believe his luck that the space opened up for him.
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Caelan Doris (con Prendergast)
A gap appears for Caelan Doris and the big number eight flies over between the posts!
Prendergast kicks the simple conversion and Ireland lead for the first time.
That's the first time that Ireland have managed to get some proper momentum going and they've made it count.
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Henshaw is brought down two metres out! It's all Ireland at the minute!
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
A deserved penalty and now it is a huge moment.
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Keenan wins it in the air in the Australia 22! The Aviva Stadium bursts into life!
The Wallabies manage to slow it down but give away the penalty.
It goes into the corner!
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Hugo Keenan is absolutely folded by Suaalii in the middle of the park but the full back somehow manages to keep hold of it.
That was a huge hit.
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Moments of brilliance showing why Ireland are one of the best teams and then moments of sloppiness follow.
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Ireland go through the hands once again but Lowe can't keep hold of it and any chance is lost.
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Sam Prendergast kicks it wide to James Lowe, who gathers and races forward.
He's isolated and Gibson-Park does really well to hold off several bigger man.
Ireland recycle and look to come again!
Ireland 8-13 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
That three points makes a big difference to the score line. It's been a really good start to the second half, if Ireland can cut out the handling errors and sloppiness they are well in this game.
That was a slick and powerful kick from Prendergast.
Sam Prendergast
Ireland's young fly-half gets his first points of the match.
As calm as you like, right down the middle.
Ireland 5-13 Australia
Ireland get the penalty after James Slipper slipped up at a ruck.
It's about 40 metres out but right in the middle of the pitch.
Ireland 5-13 Australia
Mack Hansen gets the legs pumping early in the second half as Ireland get their hands on the ball.
Ireland 5-13 Australia
Off we go!
The final 40 minutes of the Andy Farrell era (well, temporarily).
Ireland 5-13 Australia
The players are back out on the pitch in Dublin.
Ireland have 40 minutes to turn this one around.
HT: Ireland 5-13 Australia
Gareth Steenson
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
They need to be confident and stick to the plan, they are eight points down and one score and they're back in the game so they need to believe they will score points.
Australia will want more of the same. Joe Schmidt will be delighted with that first half and he will want to shore things up so it will make things interesting and it has been a good test match so far.
HT: Ireland 5-13 Australia
Jonny Bell
Former Ulster and Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster
Prendergast has played well, he has kicked when he has needed to kick and he passes beautifully, he has so much confidence so it's good to see.
I think Ireland can tire this Australia team out and get opportunities.
HT: Ireland 5-13 Australia
Gareth Steenson
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland are almost forcing that last pass, but it is something they can correct. They're getting the ball in the right area of the fields. They need a little bit more penetration so those passes will start to stick and you will start to see good opportunities.
