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Hugo have wrapped up series wins. Normally we would start on the England games. That's

the one we've just commentated on. But big stories and Wellington, would you say?

They're not sticking away from England. They've dogged it out in Sydney. It was a good old

series win, but Ireland have made some real history there. It's fair to start with by talking

about the number one team in the world rugby at the moment. Ireland are absolutely fly,

not just history for them and record smash for Ireland, but also for Johnny Sexton, a thousand

international points. He was great, but from a team perspective, so impressive New Zealand

not lost the home series since 1994, but it's the manner which they dismantled New Zealand,

New Zealand just couldn't cope with the pace of the game, the variety of the game. When you

look at the four tries that Ireland scored today, start with Josh Vandaflia after four minutes.

Every single try was a team try of Vandaflia, Hugo Keenan, Robbie Henshaw and then herring

at the end. They were stylistically absolutely brilliant to watch was a thing of beauty and

32, 22. That perhaps doesn't quite tell the pitchers because from the majority of that

game, Ireland were in absolute control. When they're at their best, they are the best and

at the top of my sheet, I've got Ireland the best one they play the game. It's two great

performance versus results. Ireland know when they play and get that level of fluency into

their game, they are an absolute demon for any team to come across.

We're going to chat more on the Potter Monday aren't we about this of state of the game,

state of play after these three weekends and you look at teams who are happy without the

ball, a South Africa, maybe a France, maybe now in England and look at a team who love

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