Ireland set to face Fiji in Dublin

Ireland is preparing to host Fiji at the Aviva Stadium as part of the Autumn Nations Series, following a narrow 22-19 victory over Argentina. Head coach Andy Farrell has made seven changes to the squad, including the introduction of young talents like Sam Prendergast and debutants Cormac Izuchukwu and Gus McCarthy. Despite a recent loss to New Zealand, Farrell appears confident in his team's ability to handle Fiji, who have shown competitiveness by defeating major teams such as England and Australia in recent months. The match is significant for Ireland as they aim to build momentum before facing Australia next week. With a mix of experienced players and rookies, Farrell's selection strategy aims to ensure a strong performance and avoid any surprises from the Fijian side, who have been labeled as 'vulnerable' by their scrum-half Frank Lomani. The match kicks off at 3.10pm and will be broadcast live on Virgin Media and TNT Sports.