Lions watch: Who impressed in Six Nations round four?
Former Ireland and Lion Wing Simon Zebo said that “hot competition” is still three positions.
wing Duhan van der Merwe There were some nice touches but not any of Scotland’s five attempts against Wales and five attempts from Ireland. James Lowe During his warm-up in Dublin, he suffered a back injury and had to quit.
England Wing Tommy Freeman Elliot Daly’s smart kick, his Northampton Club-Mate Ollie Sleightholme Score twice.
Zebo said Freeman was second in the game with Jones, a strong contender for the Lions.
Zebo tells The BBC’s Six Nations Rugby Special.
“He’s sure to yell. It’s a hot game in the last three games, but for the moment he’s probably a form player.”
Scottish defender Blair KinghornAt the same time, he also strengthened his claim to have a place on the plane.
Toulouse Flier demonstrated his athleticism and strength, completing two attempts to beat Wales, but he was unavailable in the early stages of the Tour and the first 14 seasons are still in progress and may be concerned about Farrell.
elsewhere, Hugo Keenan The match between Ireland and England is quiet Marcus Smith Discarded Daly, Before the excellent attempted scoring performance from the bench at Allianz Stadium.
Lawrence’s early injury left Smith usually in Fly Half, where he entered the competition at the defender and Daly, 32, moved into the midfield.
Daly will target the Third Lions Tour after starring in the outside center, while Smith made a crucial avoiding test tackle on Italy’s Matt Gallagher before stretching out England’s lead with a great solo score on the other end.
