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Six-time champions Argentina will host the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2023, with 24 nations competing for the greatest prize in the age-group tournament. The tournament will be held between May 20 and June 11. This article contains affiliate links. When you subscribe through the links, we earn a commission. After Indonesia was stripped of the rights to host the U-20 World Cup by FIFA, Argentina stepped in to rescue the tournament. Argentina, who were originally set to miss out on the prestigious tournament having not qualified, now have a lifeline as the hosts gain direct entry with a shot at the title. The hosts of the competition are joined by fellow former winners Brazil, England and France. Israel and the Dominican Republic will be taking part in the U20 finals for the first time. While defending champions Ukraine will not have a chance to defend their title after they failed to qualify for the tournament. Hence, it is confirmed that we will see a new team crowned champions. Where will the U-20 World Cup be held? The competition will take place in four cities: La Plata, Mendoza, San Juan and Santiago del Estero. On the first day, four matches will be played in San Juan and Santiago del Estero. Argentina will be right in the thick of things when they kick off the competition against Uzbekistan at Santiago del Estero Stadium. Both San Juan and Santiago del Estero will also play host to the quarter-finals, while La Plata Stadium will host the semi-finals, play-off for third plac...

Two of world rugby's leading sides face-off in Dublin, as Ireland welcome South Africa to the Aviva Stadium for the first time in five years. Since their last meeting, South Africa have won the Rugby Championship and the Rugby World Cup, both in 2019, while Ireland won the 2018 Six Nations and recently beat the All Blacks in New Zealand to become the top-ranked international rugby side on the planet. South Africa are third in the world rankings, and are the highest-placed team from the southern hemisphere, with only France separating the Springboks and Ireland on that prestigious ladder. The Springboks lost the Rugby Championship title by a single point to New Zealand, despite beating the All Blacks 26-10 in Mbombela. 🦸Remembering the time the Incredible Schalk arrived in Dublin to score against Ireland. Ireland's recent history with New Zealand is one of historic triumph, though. Their three-test series in July began with a 42-19 defeat in Auckland, but the tourists hit back to win the second test 23-10, the first time Ireland had ever beaten the All Blacks on their own patch. Ireland followed up to win the deciding match 32-22, sealing a first-ever series victory over New Zealand, and cementing their place as the best side in world rugby at the moment. These two teams come into this match as the leading sides in their respective hemispheres, and are both in good form too. It could well prove to be one of the best games in this entire autumn series, and with the 2023 Rugb...

Ireland's three-test tour of New Zealand has been a decade in the making, and having got the better of the All Blacks in three of their past five meetings, the belief in the Irish camp should be at an all-time high. However, a bruising midweek defeat has brought all of those old doubts back to the surface, while a dear old friend could come back to haunt them. Read on as our guide explains how to get a New Zealand vs Ireland live stream and watch the Summer International rugby match online from anywhere. Date: Saturday, July 2 Kick-off time: 7.05pm NZST (local) / 8.05am IST / 3.05am ET / 9.05am SAST / 5.05pm AEST Venue: Eden Park, Auckland Live stream: Watch anywhere: try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free Joe Schmidt, who coached Ireland from 2013-2019 and led them to their first ever victory over the All Blacks - one that took 29 attempts and 111 years to achieve - has been preparing New Zealand this week because of a Covid outbreak that's struck down head coach Ian Foster, and centres David Havili and Jack Goodhue, among others. The All Blacks haven't lost a home match since September 2018, but they've come under fire after *only* winning 12 of their 15 fixtures last year, their worst return since 2009. Two-time World Player of the Year Beauden Barrett will start at fly-half, with Richie Mo'unga having to start on the bench after dealing with an illness. Leicester Fainga'anuku makes his long-awaited international debut. Andy Farrell played an experimental team in the tour-openin...

Ireland and New Zealand are all set to play the first ODI of their three-match series on Sunday. The match will take place at The Village ground in Malahide, Dublin. The match is scheduled to commence at 3:15 p.m. IST. The two sides will lock horns in a three-match T20I series after the conclusion of the 50-over contest. Ireland vs New Zealand 1st ODI: How to watch the match in India? The bilateral series between Ireland and New Zealand will not be broadcast on any TV channel in India. The live streaming of the first ODI will be available on the FanCode app. In India, the match is scheduled to begin at 3:15 p.m. IST. Ireland vs New Zealand 1st ODI: How to watch the match in the UK? BT Sports Network has acquired the rights to live broadcast the ODI series between Ireland and New Zealand in the United Kingdom. The live streaming of the match will be available on the BT Sport app. The match is slated to begin at 10:45 am in the UK. New Zealand: Tom Latham (captain & wk), Martin Guptill, Will Young, Finn Allen, Henry Nicholls, Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Matt Henry, Ish Sodhi, Adam Milne, Lockie Ferguson. Ireland vs New Zealand 1st ODI: Full squads Ireland: Andy Balbirnie (c), Mark Adair, Curtis Campher, Gareth Delany, George Dockrell, Stephen Doheny, Graham Hume, Josh Little, Andy McBrine, Simi Singh, Paul Stirling, Harry Tector, Lorcan Tucker, Craig Young.

But Ronan Kelleher responded by barrelling over the All Black try line in the second half before Caelan Doris danced through a huge gap in the Kiwis defence to score their third try. The Kiwis have had a try disallowed for a forward pass in the build-up after scoring themselves, but Ireland kept their cool, before scoring another try to hold on for the win. Stay up to date with all the action from the Aviva in our live blog... IRELAND 29-20 NEW ZEALAND We focussed on James Lowe before the game and he was one of the difference makers today. The Ireland winger, born and bred in New Zealand said: “Never in a million years did I think this day would come. "Since a kid I dreamed of being an All Black. “I gave up that dream, I wasn't quite good enough, but to put up a performance against the best team in the world. "To stand in front of the haka, it's a childhood dream." • IRELAND 20-10 NEW ZEALAND 61. Keenan runs into trouble. Ringrose with a wonderful kick. Ring rose has barely put a foot wrong today. Will Jordan creates an opportunity by running into the Irish half, kicking over the gain line and claiming the ball back. He palms off the ball to Ioane, who draws the defender in and presents it back to Jordan... TRY •