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Five lives rugby union daily with Chris Jones.

Rubb Union daily at Twickenham, the law mo is out.

Darken, Twickenham skies overhead, the floodlights are on.

It's all over England 15, Ireland 32.

It's all over for England and their six nations title hopes.

Ireland very much in the hunt going in to Super Saturday,

round five. We're going to get the Irish perspective.

From a jubilant Jamie Heasley, we're going to hear from the England head coach Eddie Jones.

But first off to World Cup winners here with me, Matt Dawson and Katie Daly McLean.

First of all on the game, I mean, it's often said that red cards ruin matches.

And after one minute 22 to see Charlie Yul's going off, I think stunned everyone here.

But the Twickenham crowd, whether Irish or English or neutral,

were grit by an enthralling occasion, Matt Dawson.

Yeah, yeah, a tremendous test match for lots of, lots of reasons.

Some good, some bad, some indifferent, but as a sport spectacle,

it sort of had plenty of it.

I wouldn't say necessary.

Had it all, but it had plenty of it.

And yeah, listen, the red card influenced the game.

Of course it did.

But you've got to take responsibility with the way that you tackle these days.

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