In this segment, former Ireland hooker Bernard Jackman shares his predictions for Guinness Six Nations 2024 Round Four with James While of Media. Rugby fans worldwide are called to book Six Nations 2024 tickets from our online platform ticketing. co. Rugby fans can book Italy Six Nations Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

We will be covering the Guinness Six Nations 2024, previewing and assessing the whole competition in collaboration with eToro. Premiership Rugby’s official trading and investing partner. We asked Jackman to forecast the games in the championship. Building on the expert testimony of David Campese before the fourth round.

We’ll be making our predictions for every match to add a little bit of fun. We’ll be monitoring our performance week by week to see if we can outsmart our esteemed guests. Jackman’s forecasts and teases are listed below without further ado.

Italy vs Scotland

Italy seemed to be gaining confidence under new coach Gonzalo Quesada. A victory in Lille would have helped the team somewhat. Both the defensive tenacity they displayed in the first half and some of their aggressive play in the second were impressive. Though they were undoubtedly helped by Jonathan Danty’s red card just before halftime. They feature several excellent young backs on their own, but they are also starting to gel as a unit.

In retaining the Calcutta Cup, Scotland produced one of their most mature performances in a while. Gregor Townsend’s team will aim to build on that performance with a victory in Rome before taking on Ireland in Dublin. Rugby fans can book Italy vs Scotland Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

They would benefit greatly from coming back from a 10-0 deficit and then playing a comfortable final quarter because, as we have seen. Scotland is a talented team that would punish any defensive lapses. I predict that Scotland will triumph and arrive in Dublin with great hopes for a Triple Crown.

Head-to-head:

At 10, two erratic players and national treasures square off. At Murrayfield, Finn Russell was superb; he was confident and in charge. Despite the possible distraction of switching teams in the middle of the season from Montpelier to Toulon, Paolo Garbisi is doing well. However, it will be interesting to watch how he handles the disappointment of missing the game-winning penalty kick in the closing moments of the Lille encounter.

Player to watch:

Tommaso Menoncello is one of the most gifted backs at this age. The Italian squad that qualified the Azzurri for the Six Nations was built around a formidable forward pack. Despite only being 21 years old, the Benetton player is a threat in the centre or on the wings. Watch him cause mayhem if Italy can get him the ball in any kind of space.

England vs Ireland

I can’t recall an Irish squad being such heavy favourites at Twickenham as they are this Saturday. When Ireland was the underdog in the past. It worked well for them. But Andy Farrell’s team is now used to playing under pressure and consistently produces amazing results. Ireland is playing well, and if you’re curious about the statistics that support their performances.

They lead the field in almost all of the important categories both with and without the ball. That being said, they have already faced what I believe to be the first three inferior sides in this Six Nations 2024. This England team has the talent and ability to pull off a feat similar to what they did against the Springboks in the World Cup semifinal.

They seem to have prioritized defence over offensive this spring. According to reports from the English camp, and it is evident on the field. Their defence faltered and let up line breaks and tries when teams like Wales and Italy set formations against them that are similar to how Ireland loves to attack. Their defence has had some fantastic moments, forced turnovers and won the gainline fight at times. This is concerning for England.

The best way for England to win is to halt the development of their attacking style. They have been promising the Twickenham supporters, and revert to the competitive kicking style that Borthwick employed against Leicester during the World Cup final. Ireland should win and get one step closer to winning the Grand Slam twice if they perform to their full capacity.

Head-to-head:

Despite Ben Earl’s exceptional back-row play and his status as England’s greatest performer thus far in the competition. Stuart Barnes wants to play him at inside centre. The complete player is Caelan Doris, who is expected to replace Peter O’Mahony as the Irish captain. He is one of the greatest number eights in the world and will be his opponent on Saturday.

Player to watch:

Joe McCarthy, also known as “Big Joe” in Ireland, made his dream debut as Player of the Match in Marseille. Taking the game to a big French Pack. McCarthy is an Irish tighthead lock. Twickenham will be the youthful enforcer’s second major test when he will face an exceptional second-row tandem in white. The Irish backs will cause significant damage behind McCarthy if he can go on as he has done for Leinster and now Ireland over the entire season.

Wales vs France

For their crucial match against France on Sunday, Warren Gatland has made some unexpected choices. It will be intriguing to watch how their lineup performs with Ryan Elias starting in place of Elliot Dee. Since Dee was brought in at halftime during the Round One match against Scotland. The Dragons duo of Aaron Wainwright and Dee have consistently given Wales access to high-quality ball.

Since George North and Nick Tompkins aren’t on the backs. Owen Watkin and Joe Roberts have an opportunity to step up. The width of a post in France is now three instead of zero due to a TMO decision. Fabien Galthie will be making the necessary adjustments.

The massive Toulouse lock Emmanuel Meafou is now eligible and fit to start, and Julien Marchand is probably at hooker. At number 10, Thomas Ramos is set to replace Matthieu Jalibert. He ought to provide them with some of the control they have been lacking. Before Danty was sent off. France was thoroughly dominating the Italians with one-out runners.

By considering their height and strength, were making significant progress. However, the French backs threw away so many excellent opportunities that Italy managed to stay in the game. Wales has shown incredible bravery thus far. But France should win a close match if they perform anything close to their potential.

Head-to-head:

Neither is well-known yet! However, Leo Barre and Cameron Winnett are both highly interesting possibilities. This game may come down to who can counterattack better. There will be a lot of tactical kicking because both teams are under pressure to win. It is Barre and Winnett’s job to find and take advantage of any little gaps in the kick pursuit line. Among the skills they both have are speed, footwork, and evasion.

Player to watch:

Because of Danty’s suspension, Nicolas Depoortere gets a shot, although, given his current form, he should start. Depoortere, who was a noteworthy member of the squad that won the U20 Championship the previous year. He has seized every chance Yannick Bru has presented him with at Bordeaux-Begles this season. He scored two outstanding tries against Racing 92 the previous weekend. He might provide the kind of spark and enthusiasm that France has been lacking.

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