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Ireland U20s
13
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38
France U20s
KO : 19:45
Fri 11th Feb 11
Dubarry Park, Athlone
Ireland U20s Scorers
Try: Niall Annett
Con: Paddy Jackson
Pens: Paddy Jackson 2
France U20s Scorers
Tries: Yann Lesgourgues, Geoffrey Palis, Pierre Bérard, Marvin O'Connor, Romain Colliat, Jules Plisson
Cons: Jean-Marc Doussain 4
Ireland U20s Lineup
15 - Michael Sherlock (Clontarf/Leinster)14 - Tiernan O'Halloran (Galwegians/Connacht)
13 - Alex Kelly (UCD/Leinster)
12 - Nathaniel McDonald (Exile)
11 - Andrew Boyle (UCD/Leinster)
10 - Paddy Jackson (Dungannon/Ulster)
9 - Blane McIlroy (Ballymena/Ulster)
1 - James Tracy (UCD/Leinster)
2 - Niall Annett (Belfast Harlequins/Ulster) (captain)
3 - Conor Carey (Ballymena/Ulster)
4 - David O'Mahony (Cork Constitution/Munster)
5 - Daniel Qualter (Buccaneers/Connacht)
6 - David Heffernan (Lansdowne/Connacht)
7 - Aaron Conneely (Corinthians/Connacht)
8 - Jordi Murphy (Lansdowne/Leinster)
Replacements:
16 - David Doyle (UCD/Leinster)
17 - Finlay Bealham (Exile)
18 - Iain Henderson (Queen's University/Ulster)
19 - Shane Buckley (Garryowen/Munster)
20 - Peter du Toit (UCD/Leinster)
21 - James McKinney (Queen's University/Ulster)
22 - JJ Hanrahan (UL Bohemians/Munster)
France U20s Lineup
15 - Geoffrey Palis (Albi)14 - Pierre Bérard (Montpellier)
13 - Jean-Pascal Barraque (Biarritz)
12 - Jules Plisson (Stade Français)
11 - Marvin O'Connor (Grenoble)
10 - Jean-Marc Doussain (Toulouse) (captain)
9 - Yann Lesgourgues (Biarritz)
1 - Sébastien Taofifenua (Perpignan)
2 - Romain Colliat (Castres)
3 - Walter Desmaison (Bayonne)
4 - William Demotte (Clermont)
5 - Sébastien Vaahamahina (Brive)
6 - Kevin Gimeno (Montpellier)
7 - Julien Come (Racing Métro)
8 - Gilian Galan (Toulouse)
Replacements:
16 - Clément Bourgeois (Section paloise)
17 - Victor Delmas (Colomiers)
18 - Mathias Marie (Biarritz)
19 - Pierre Julien (Agen)
20 - Laurent Magnaval (Toulon)
21 - Thibaut Visensang (Bayonne)
22 - Jean Buttin (Clermont)
Ireland Under-20s Daniel Qualter looks dejected at the final whistle
France Under-20s outclass Ireland
11 February 2011, 11:04 pm ::
Match Report By Sportsbeat
Montpellier winger Pierre Bérard scored one try and was involved in another as France Under-20s outclassed Ireland 38-13 in Athlone to make it two wins out of two in the RBS 6 Nations.
Ireland had got off to a bright start as they took the lead after just two minutes thanks to a penalty from Ulster's Paddy Jackson.
But France reacted straightaway with a try from Yann Lesgourgues as he exchanged passes with Bérard although there were suspicions of a forward pass.
The French added two more tries before the break through full back Geoffrey Palis and Bérard who barged over to help the visitors to a 21-6 half-time lead.
And France came flying out of the blocks in the second half with tries from Marvin O´Connor and Romain Colliat.
The home side then gave the Athlone crowd something to cheer about scoring a try of their own through captain Niall Annett who bulldozed over from close range.
But having been reduced to uncontested scrums due to injuries in the front row, Ireland conceded one final try.
The French piled on the pressure in the Irish 22 before spreading the ball wide to Jules Plisson.
The Stade Français centre went over in the corner to seal a convincing win for Les Bleuets ahead of their clash with England in two weeks time.
