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Two sets of laws for one game is wrong

JEFF PROBYN
A FRONT ROW VIEW OF THE GAME

Many congratulations to Ireland, for not only winning the Six Nations Grand Slam but also the U20 version for the second time in a row, although it does seem that both games were a virtual mirror of each other with England having a player sent off in dubious circumstances in both.
The senior game saw Freddie Steward given his marching orders after an accidental head collision with Hugo Keenan which also called time on his game. At the time it was obviously an accidental collision and much has been asked as to why it was a red card and not a yello...

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