Summary

  • Nations Championship fixtures (times BST)

  • New Zealand 34-32 France (FT)

  • All Blacks clinch narrow victory in end-to-end match

  • Japan 27-10 Italy (FT)

  • Takuro Matsunaga scores 17 points

  • Australia 31-33 Ireland (FT)

  • Robert Baloucoune ruled out for Andy Farrell's side

  • Dylan Pietsch scores first try on three minutes before Cian Prendergast responds. Jock Campbell and Josh van der Flier exchange tries.

  • Jeremey Williams and Ryan Lonergan put Australia ahead as Jamison Gibson-Park crosses before break

  • Hugo Keenan's try edges Ireland infront and Tate McDermott puts hosts ahead once again, but Thomas Clarkson crosses in final five minutes

  • Fiji 24-39 Wales (FT)

  • South Africa v England (16:40)

  • Argentina v Scotland (20:10)

Live Reporting

Andy Gray

  1. FT: Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Jack ConanGetty Images

    Just the 10 tries in Sydney. That was quite something.

  2. FT: Australia 31-33 Ireland

    There might be something in this Nations Championship, you know.

    Ireland are the first Six Nations side to pick up a win in the new competition.

  3. FT: Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Darren Cave
    Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

    Unbelievable stuff! I'm so impressed with Ireland's resilience.

    The Wallabies were brilliant. Joe Schmidt will be lying in his bed tonight wondering how they've lost that game.

    Ultimately it just came down to the Australian goal kicking. Three from five. That was the difference between the two sides.

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    FT: Australia 31-33 Ireland

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    We'll also have reaction from both sides.

  5. Full-time - Australia 31-33 Ireland
    Breaking

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    Unbelievable drama as Ireland snatch the win in Sydney!

  6. MISSED PENALTY

    Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Ben Donaldson takes a deep breath....strides forward....AND IT'S WIDE!

    IRELAND HAVE DONE IT!

  7. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Win or bust for Australia.

    This is ridiculous tension.

  8. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Ben Donaldson is going for it. This is massive.

    He's already missed one from out wide.

  9. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Oh. My. Word.

    It's about 40 metres but out wide.

    Go for the corner or take the difficult kick?

    This is a huge call from Harry Wilson. The clock is in the red.

  10. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Penalty advantage Australia!

  11. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Just 30 seconds left. Ireland still have Australia where they want them.

  12. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    We're into the final 60 seconds.

    Still the Wallabies are trapped in their own half.

  13. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Ireland slow the ball down in their own half and Gibson-Park sends it high.

    Australia have it with 90 seconds left but inside their own half.

    Is there one final twist?

  14. Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Darren Cave
    Former Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

    The one thing Ireland have done so well today is hang in the game.

    Thomas Clarkson did really well there.

  15. converted try

    Converted try - Australia 31-33 Ireland

    Sam Prendergast

    HE NAILS IT!

    Ireland lead with two-and-a-half minutes left!

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  16. Australia 31-31 Ireland

    Now, Sam Prendergast this is huge....

  17. try

    Try - Australia 31-31 Ireland

    Thomas Clarkson

    IRELAND HAVE DONE IT! THE PRESSURE FINALLY PAYS OFF!

    It was another tap and go, and this time the Irish pack makes it count as the prop finds his way over the line.

  18. Sin-bin

    Australia 31-26 Ireland

    Another advantage! Still Ireland press before it's knocked forwards.

    Lachlan Shaw is sent to the bin.

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  19. Australia 31-26 Ireland

    Ireland are going to tap and go five metres out.

  20. Australia 31-26 Ireland

    Ireland go for it and fling it wide but Ciaran Frawley is caught by two men. He does really well to hold onto it, and play is brought back for a penalty advantage.

    Harry Wilson is given a final warning. The next one is a card.