- Ireland, France, and England are locked in a three-way battle for the Guinness Six Nations championship title.
- Ireland's head coach, Andy Farrell, believes an "embattled" England side could still cause an upset against France, which would aid Ireland's title hopes.
- Ireland must first secure a victory against Scotland in Dublin to maintain their championship aspirations.
- The ultimate outcome for Ireland hinges on the final 'Super Saturday' fixture in Paris, where England faces reigning champions France.
- Farrell emphasised that Scotland, particularly fly-half Finn Russell, poses a significant threat, and Ireland is not underestimating their opponents.
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Andy Farrell admits ‘anything can happen’ as Six Nations chasing Ireland hope for England favour
