Murray Kinsella, Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey pour over a job pretty well done by Ireland in Rome in the circumstances.

The lads discuss Ross Byrne's performance at 10, the makeshift midfield and who should start at 13 in the event that Garry Ringrose becomes unavailable again, and the importance of James Lowe to Ireland's attack.

Berch also makes a bold call on Scotland's attack, and Murray explains why he was impressed by England in a game that virtually nobody else in the world enjoyed.

Plus, the Ireland U20s remain on course for a Grand Slam, while Ulster made a bit of a statement with a fine victory over the Sharks in South Africa.

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