FT: Ireland 22-19 Australia
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Ireland 5-10 Australia
Wow! Here come Australia!
Nick Frost and Harry Wilson come streaming forward like two freight trains into the Irish half and it takes Prendergast and Keenan to bring them down.
It's dinked beyond the try line, but Robbie Henhsaw races back to touch it down before Kellaway can get to it.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Ireland look to build from the line out but James Lowe takes his eyes off the ball and Australia have it back.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI
Again, it's the errors undoing Ireland here.
The game is being played in the Australia half with the hosts showing some really nice stuff right up to the moment when someone makes a mistake.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Ronan Kelleher and Joe McCarthy make good ground, but Tom Wright manages to get his hands on the ball at the ruck and Australia have a chance to clear.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Ireland are fairly chucking it about now, which is great to watch.
Prendergast is dictating it all, and Ireland are now just inside the Aussie 22.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland are playing a really expansive game, both wingers want to get the ball in hand and run the space, they have been really busy.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
James Lowe was clearly riled up by that earlier tackle and goes on two charging runs.
He looks to pop the ball off to Ronan Kelleher on his second one, but there's a mix-up and it's into touch.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
James Lowe is looking for a penalty after being brought down as he chipped the ball through, but it looks like Andrew Kellaway had committed to the tackle.
No harm done.
Ireland 5-10 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Brilliant, five meters out, van der Flier is their go to man to find the whitewash. We thought it was coming, a really smart line out move and that is a big moment in the game for Ireland.
That is a really disappointing kick from Prendergast though, although he has done really well so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 0-10 Australia
That's more like it from Ireland.
Can they build on it now?
Josh van der Flier
Josh van der Flier crashes over!
Doris made so much ground and that set the platform.
It's popped up to van der Flier, who gets over for his third try of the autumn.
Prendergast sticks the conversion wide.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 0-10 Australia
It goes through the backs and it ends up with Caelan Doris changing to within two metres of the line!
Ireland are almost over!
Ireland 0-10 Australia
Ireland win another penalty after Taniela Tupou brought down the Irish maul.
It's back into the corner.
This is much better from the Irish.
Ireland 0-10 Australia
Sam Prendergast thinks he is in after going quickly, but play is brought back and he has to put it in the corner.
Can Ireland build something?
Ireland 0-10 Australia
Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI
Well, well, well...
Ireland skipper Caelan Doris said this week that today's performance and result would go a long way to determining how their autumn is viewed.
With one quarter gone during their final game of 2024, they're in a bit of a hole here now.
Still, plenty of time left!
Ireland 0-10 Australia
Just like McCarthy earlier, Valetini is deemed at fault but it's just a penalty and no card.
Referee Andrea Piardi is saving his cads for Christmas.
Ireland 0-10 Australia
We're going to the TMO for a check on Rob Valetini putting his elbow into the throat of Mack Hansen as he tried to fend off the Irish wing.
Ireland 0-10 Australia
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
A big blow there to Ireland there. Australia were unlucky not to score in the corner, some desperate Ireland defending but they then caught Ireland in ones and twos and were able to capitalise on the far side. A great bit of rugby from Australia. It is really important the Ireland team don't go into their shells now.
Image source, Getty ImagesMax Jorgensen (con Lolesio)
Max Jorgensen was denied in one corner by Prendergast, but he makes it count in the other!
Australia worked it quickly through the hands and Jorgensen beats Gibson-Park in a foot race to slide over in the corner.
Lolesio lands the conversion, and Australia lead by 10!
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 0-3 Australia
Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI
A lot of Ireland's sloppier moments so far have come off set-piece attack.
No prizes for guessing what the man in the opposing coaching box would have made of that during his time in charge of the side...
If they can be a bit more clinical, it still looks like there are tries there for them.
