Can Ireland Win The Six Nations?

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The event that every national rugby fan looks forward to each year has finally kicked off last weekend and promises to be one of the most exciting Six Nations in recent times due to just how open the competition is due to the gap being closed on the teams who usually finish up at the top of the table. With the added factor that the global pandemic has prevented fans from going to the games, this year’s Six Nations is fully up for grabs, and could it be Irelands year? Although Ireland did lose their first game in the Six Nations to Wales where they were just beaten by Wales 21-16, they will fully still be believing that they can bring home the Six Nations for the first time since 2018. Ireland were one of the favourites coming into the tournament as they were priced at as short at 9/2 to win but this loss has put them back at around 7/1 to win come the end of the tournament. Looking for a site in which you can get some of the best odds on all the Six Nations games moving forward? Why not check out these betting sites not on gamstop which have a host of different betting avenues for all your rugby betting needs. They currently have Ireland priced as third favourites for the tournament priced behind England and France but even with England losing last weekend, Ireland will certainly fancy their chances for sure. These particular sites also guarantee that your betting fun will never be limited by any form of scheme such as gamstop so your punting can be endless. Although, they did lose their first game, their talisman and captain Jonny Sexton fully believes that their side can still be crowned champions this season. He went onto say, “The bonus-point loss could be crucial towards the end. We could be top of the table next week, if we get a big result at home. We know we’re playing against arguably the form team in Europe, the best team in Europe. We are going to have to come together and fix the wrongs and I fully back this group to do it. Any defeat at international level is gutting. It could have been a very famous victory for us. Any time you play Wales in Cardiff, it’s an incredibly tough game and to have done it with 14 would have been incredibly special – but it wasn’t to be.”