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Enjoy the live Rugby Ireland tour match Live streaming between Australia vs Ireland on your PC on Saturday June 26 from 11:30 GMT, 2010.grab this exciting match live on your PC in this site.Catch the match live and enjoy the match here Australia vs Ireland
Date:Saturday June 26
Time:from 11:30 GMT
Competition:Rugby
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This Saturday June 26 Australia rugby team face off against Ireland rugby team. This will be going to very exciting match, Australia looking very confidance other side Ireland has lack of confidance, Ireland lost their last two game,now its a time to come back. They take this match very seriously.

Both sides are expected to raise their game and the contest will throw up a number of intriguing match-ups most notably at fly-half where Sexton and Australia's Quade Cooper will go head-to-head. Both are destined to be stars of next year's World Cup and will relish the opportunity to gauge their development in Saturday's clash. The ability of each to stamp his mark on the game will rely heavily on what will be a brutal forward battle and it is that contest that will be key with two talented back divisions ready to pounce on any advantage.

Australia's historic defeat to England in Sydney last weekend, this win give them lot of confidance,whole team look very tune, team spirit is really sky high. They want to be defeate Ireland,they want to be keep their demoralising attitide in the field.

Ireland have made six changes to the starting line-up that was soundly beaten by the All Blacks with Chris Henry in line to make his debut at the bae of the scrum in the absence of Heaslip. Henry will form a new-look back-row alongside Niall Ronan and Shane Jennings, who replace the injured John Muldoon (broken arm) and David Wallace, who is absent on paternity leave. In the only other change to the pack, tight-head prop Tony Buckley comes in for John Hayes who has been left out of the matchday 22.

Ireland:Rugby Squad::

R Kearney (Leinster); T Bowe (Ospreys), B O'Driscoll capt (Leinster), P Wallace (Ulster), A Trimble (Ulster); J Sexton (Leinster), O'Leary (Munster); C Healy (Leinster), S Cronin (Connacht), T Buckley (Munster), D O'Callaghan (Munster), M O'Driscoll (Munster), N Ronan (Munster), S Jennings (Leinster), C Henry (Ulster).

Replacements: D Varley (Munster), T Court (Ulster), Tuohy (Ulster), R Ruddock (Leinster), E Reddan (Leinster), R O'Gara (Munster), G Murphy (Leicester).

Australia: Rugby Squad::

J O'Connor (Western Force), D Mitchell (NSW Waratahs), R Horne (NSW Waratahs), M Giteau (ACT Brumbies), A Ashley-Cooper (ACT Brumbies), Q Cooper (Queensland Reds), L Burgess (NSW Waratahs), R Brown (Western Force), D Pocock (Western Force), R Elsom (ACT Brumbies), M Chisholm (Brumbies), D Mumm (NSW Waratahs), S Ma'afu (ACT Brumbies), S Faingaa (Queensland Reds), B Daley (Queensland Reds).

Replacements: H Edmonds (ACT Brumbies), J Slipper (Queensland Reds), M Chapman (ACT Brumbies), M Hodgson (Western Force), J Valentine (ACT Brumbies), B Barnes (NSW Waratahs), K Beale (NSW Waratahs).

Referee: Bryce Lawrence (NZ)

Assistant referees: Chris Pollock (NZ), Wayne Barnes (England) Television Match Official: TBC

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