The changes Ireland should make for their Six Nations decider against Scotland

Our Ireland team to see out the championship has one change to the starting XV, with two more on the bench.

Andy Farrell’s Ireland team went into their Six Nations clash with England having lost just three times in their previous 34 games. You can make that four in 35 now.

Ireland have such a superior points difference that a losing bonus point would probably be enough for them to retain their title, next Saturday. They will be targeting a win over Scotland, though, and will be keen to capture another title in emphatic style. Andy Farrell is on his Lions sabbatical for the 2025 Six Nations so he will be desperate to leave this Ireland team with back-to-back titles.

Our big starting XV change is bringing in Garry Ringrose for Robbie Henshaw. The Leinster centre offers more in attack for the Irish backline. Robbie Henshaw is in decent form but Ringrose is the superior player, in my eyes. Henshaw can cover the backline in a more rounded 5:3 bench split, with Iain Henderson dropping out of the 23.

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