The most encouraging passage of attack in Ireland's entire autumn campaign
The sequence leading to Duncan Taylor’s yellow card gave us a glimpse of what Ireland are trying to do.
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The sequence leading to Duncan Taylor’s yellow card gave us a glimpse of what Ireland are trying to do.
Attack coach Mike Catt says teams ‘can’t just be one-dimensional anymore.’
Both teams are looking to provide greater threat with increased width.
The skill level and structure of the hosts’ attack has instilled a confidence in their players, writes analyst Eoin Toolan.
Faf de Klerk is enjoying the freedom Jacques Nienaber has given him in defence.
Ireland’s forwards passed the ball freely last weekend but Devin Toner’s effort stood out.
Michael Cheika’s side are extremely difficult to defend against.
We take a look at the Kiwis’ 2-4-2 shape, which has been adopted by Pat Lam’s Connacht.
The Kiwi head coach had always planned to field a fresh XV for the second Pool D clash.
Joe Schmidt’s men coughed up an unacceptable amount of possession against England.
We take a look at one aspect of the attacking quality that brought Mike Ford’s side into the Premiership final.
We use GIFs, screenshots and videos to examine the exciting attacking play of Grenoble so far this season.
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Amputee Dennis Aabo Sorenson said he could feel things with his new hand for the first time in nine years.
What happens when you make art inspired by the colour black? You create weird, wonderful and breathtaking shapes, as these Irish artists show.