England

George Furbank made several impressive plays during the game, such as creating a break for Lawrence’s try and scoring a smartly taken point for himself. However, he also made a couple of mistakes, earning an overall score of 8.

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso Impressive defensively and always looked to come off his wing. Couldn’t quite wriggle free but not for the want of trying. Key role in final passage of play. 7

Henry Slade Due a performance and was in the mood here. Lovely dummy to give Feyi-Waboso the ball in space and led defensive line well. 8

Ollie Lawrence executed his try confidently, but was ultimately denied another chance. His discipline could use improvement, but he does pose a threat with his carrying abilities. He received a score of 7.

Tommy Freeman proved to be a threat whenever he had open field for England, but displayed some inexperienced mistakes at times. He will surely take note and learn from those moments. His performance was ranked as a 7.

When England hit their stride, George Ford played a crucial role but struggled with goal kicking on a challenging day. He is now facing competition for his position. Rating: 7

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Alex Mitchell came back to the team after recovering from an injury and brought a sense of urgency to England’s offensive strategy. He will likely be the starting player for the team in the near future. 9:29 AM

Ellis Genge was a key player in the strong front row and made significant gains while carrying the ball under the direction of Steve Borthwick in the first half, earning a rating of 8.

Captain Jamie George faced a couple of issues with the lineouts, but ultimately rebounded and performed well in open play. He deserves credit for England’s noticeable progress. He earned a score of 7.

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Ireland’s Dan Cole made a complaint to the referee regarding his scrummaging, but he can view it as a form of praise. Despite facing challenges, he persevered. 7.

In crucial games like this, the impact of Maro Itoje is often magnified, and once more he made a significant contribution during the last quarter. His presence was strongly felt, earning him an 8 rating.

George Martin was England’s strongest player during the battle with McCarthy, initiating the conflict with a powerful tackle. Just before half-time, he also delivered a forceful blow to Beirne and made sure that his opponent was aware of his strength and dominance. He deserves a rating of 9 for his performance as England’s enforcer.

Ollie Chessum Thunderous tackle on Aki to force him into touch and performed his job in the lineout well. Developing into a key part of this side. 8

Sam Underhill demonstrated his strong carrying and offloading skills to open up space for Furbank’s try, while also displaying his trademark tough tackling. He gave his all for the team before being substituted out in the 60th minute. He receives a rating of 8 for his performance.

Ben Earl had yet another outstanding performance, displaying excellent footwork multiple times and scoring his try with skill. He was the standout player for England, receiving a rating of 9.

The substitutions made during the game were: George came in for Theo at minute 54, Joe came in for Genge at minute 54, Will came in for Cole at minute 54, Chandler came in for Underhill at minute 61, Alex came in for Chessum at minute 66, Danny came in for Mitchell at minute 66, Marcus came in for Ford at minute 58, and Elliot came in for Slade at minute 66. Each substitution was rated with a score out of 10, with Marcus and Elliot receiving the highest score of 8 for their performances.

Ireland

After Nash was unable to continue, Hugo Keenan was moved to the right wing, but later returned to his original position of full-back when Frawley left the game. Amidst all the substitutions, Keenan had a difficult time making an impact and was given a rating of 6.

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Calvin Nash sustained an injury after only six minutes when he was involved in a major collision with Freeman, which occurred during the lead-up to Lawrence’s try. The score was 5-2 at the time.

“Robbie Henshaw made a successful choke tackle on Slade, resulting in a scrum for Ireland. However, he had a relatively uneventful game and his performance was solid but not outstanding, earning him a 5 out of 10 rating.”

Bundee Aki Ran down Ford’s channel at every opportunity and often made yards. Lethal at the breakdown too. Outstanding at the World Cup and has maintained that form. 8

In the second half, James Lowe showed once again why he can be relied on when it comes to scoring points. After a slow start, his left boot proved to be just as reliable as ever, as he scored two tries early on.

James Lowe’s dependable left foot continued to be impactful, as he skillfully scored two tries in the beginning of the second half following a quiet first half. Despite a slower start, he once again demonstrated his ability to be a trusted scorer.

Jack Crowley, despite being new to the international scene, showed great composure. He remained calm and collected even when England had the upper hand, and his delayed pass was executed perfectly in the build-up to Lowe scoring a try. He receives an 8 out of 10 rating.

Jamison Gibson-Park is a consistently dependable player on this well-functioning team. He effortlessly stepped in as a wing player when needed and had a great assist for Lowe’s second try, earning a rating of 7.

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Andrew Porter received a foolish penalty that spoiled a potentially advantageous position and was evenly matched with Cole in the scrum, but he persevered throughout the game. He received a rating of 6.

Unfortunately, Dan Sheehan struggled with some issues in securing the ball during lineouts and was unable to make a significant impact on the game from the wing, which is usually his strong suit. He received a rating of 5.

“Unfortunately, Tadhg Furlong did not have the strong performance we are used to seeing from him. He faced tough competition from Genge, who was in excellent form, and was unable to make a significant impact during set pieces or when carrying the ball. His score for this game is a 5.”

Joe McCarthy Arrived with a burgeoning reputation and while he made his tackles well and looked dangerous on occasion at close quarters England marshalled him well. 6

Tadhg Beirne successfully disrupted an England lineout and consistently caused trouble for their team. England was careful to prevent him from exerting his full influence. He was given a rating of 6 out of 10.

Peter O’Mahony was rightly given a yellow card for committing a cynical penalty and also struggled at the lineout. It was a forgettable day for Ireland’s captain, receiving a rating of 5.

Josh van der Flier had a strong start, gaining significant ground through the center and consistently making yards while in contact. He also proved to be skilled at earning key penalties at the breakdown, securing a solid score of 8.

Caelan Doris displayed exceptional defensive skills as England continuously attacked in the first half. He also contributed to Lowe’s try, but was not at his usual dominant level. Overall, he received a rating of 7 for his performance.

Rónan Kelleher replaced Sheehan in the 63rd minute, Cian Healy replaced Porter in the 72nd minute, Finlay Bealham replaced Furlong in the 62nd minute, Iain Henderson replaced McCarthy in the 62nd minute and struggled, Ryan Baird replaced O’Mahony in the 69th minute and received a rating of 6, Jack Conan replaced Van der Flier in the 63rd minute, Conor Murray replaced Frawley in the 50th minute and received a rating of 6, and Kieran Frawley replaced Nash in the 6th minute and also received a rating of 6.

Source: theguardian.com