No second-half points in a narrow win - Ireland survive Argentina onslaught to claim Autumn Nations victory
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Although Ireland displayed strength in the first half, crucial mistakes and penalties ultimately led to a nervy finish against a resilient Argentina side, reminding them of the need for consistency.
Ireland's head coach reflected on the team's earlier defeat to New Zealand, highlighting how the squad's underwhelming performance created an atmosphere of disappointment among players and supporters alike.
Jack Crowley was instrumental in pulling the strings for Ireland in the first half, forming a crucial link with Robbie Henshaw that showcased his ability to execute under pressure.
Despite managing to build a 22-9 lead with three tries, Ireland's lack of discipline manifested again, with seven penalties conceded in the second half making the result more precarious.
Read at Irish Independent
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