Friday evening was an opportunity for Jackson to get a start since Kane was missing the game due to a minor knock. The former Villarreal forward made the most out of it by delivering a solid performance. The 24-year-old played the crucial pass to Luis Diaz that led to the second goal. He ended up winning the penalty, which was expertly converted by Jamal Musiala in the second half.
If the record win at Twickenham suggested Ireland had turned a corner, this nervy bonus-point victory over Wales was a reminder that Andy Farrell's side remain a work in progress.
Youssef Chermiti's first goal of the day is among the finest in Old Firm history. Chermiti leapt to batter an overhead kick beyond Viljami Sinisalo from Andreas Skov Olsen's cross. Chermiti's second was clever after he capitalised on slack Celtic defending; Dane Murray had sliced an attempted clearance and Julian Araujo dallied.
