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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Michael Aylwin

Ireland’s lead status to face challenge from South Africa in physical epic

Tadhg Furlong trains at the Aviva Stadium
Tadhg Furlong trains at the Aviva Stadium ahead of the game against South Africa. Photograph: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile/Getty Images

Curious to know the game of the autumn? Look no further. There may be prettier matches that flow more freely, but if the crunch of a contest in the rarefied air of elite sport is your thing, Ireland against South Africa is about as crunchy as rugby gets at the moment.

Ireland are the No 1 side in the world, all swagger and muscle after their historic series win in New Zealand over the summer, while South Africa are, well, all muscle. And they’re the world champions. No 1 against the world champions, would-be kings against kings – Amazon Prime have commissioned serial epics on less.

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