With 19-13 at the Millennium Stadium to the 'Clover XV' selection continues to surprise Wales friends and strangers in this Six Nations tournament ... including its own fans. And, despite facing competition with many questions after a disastrous 2010 in terms of results and one poor game in the 'test match' November, 'Cardiff Dragons' have been transformed and after embarrass England in the opening game have been strung three consecutive victories, achieved after this Saturday against Ireland. In fact, Wales will be submitted within seven days in Paris at the party that will close the Six Nations, with an option to choose the title, although it must wait a double setback in England. I say double, as they will not be worth to Cardiff to finish level on points with England at the end of the tournament, because the points difference between them is enormous.
As for Ireland, with this second successive defeat saying goodbye to any chance of fighting for the title. Yes, most likely in the event this Sunday and in the final game of the fourth day England do the same thing for Scotland has already done with Wales, Italy and France, that is, beat them without much suffering, the Irish at least there is hope to prevent their eternal enemy, the 'XV de la Rosa', became champion of the Grand Slam tournament over, as the English visit Dublin within seven dÃas.El triumph of men led by Warren Gatland came after a great comeback in the second time since the break it was to lead Ireland for a 9-13 result of the good first half of the 'green', which soon opened the scoring by trial and conversion of two veteran players who seem to not pass the time nor the years: Captain Brian O'Driscoll, Irish author of the brand, and flyhalf Ronan O'Gara, who spent between the sticks conversion. Two new shots of the opening of Munster, along with many other local opening today of James Hook and another wing Halfpenny, from Wales, closed the first half. Ireland would no longer score a single point, despite the end of their proud arreones front. 
After intermission came the reaction of the 'Cardiff Dragons' than ten minutes and had taken the lead thanks to testing converted by Hook Phillips, the two half-Welsh, and the rearward stroke of punishment of '10' local which closed the match, despite the attempts of Ireland in the last ten minutes, especially through its forward thrust, he came to lock up the Welsh in 22, flip the test marcador.El Welsh triumph , yes, it was very controversial because, regardless of who was taking advantage of the lack of focus of the 'Irish', had its origin in a quick kick 'touche' with a different ball that had been sent off the field by the visitor opening Sexton, something that is prohibited, as the band take place without the two lines if anyone, regardless of the thirty players had previously played the oval . However, despite consulting with the TV judge, the South African peer Kaplan concedió.Los the Irish had begun to collapse following the departure of veteran field O'Gara was replaced by Jonathan Sexton. Just one minute later, by chance, yes, was the aforementioned study, but also the opening of Leinster, not just give the final qualitative leap to relegate to the bench permanently to O'Gara, missed a penalty stroke soon after, that would have tied the game at 16. The good defense "XV of the Dragon", the aforementioned hit Hook on 69 minutes, which put the final 19-13 on the scoreboard, and the errors of their rivals, especially the last of Wallace, ended the hopes' green 'to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with some hope of the title fight against England two days later. The third mentioned the Irish, as he had in his hands the best chance to bring Ireland to a point and with a chance of winning in case of conversion, but failed to complete a long play of the Irish pack, with several stages, posing the oval in the local brand in the last minute. 
And Wallace, after several fast oval transmissions by their classmates who took the oval on one side of the field to another, probably sought a more focused brand instead of next to the pin, where he was going, because were not worth five points to win and should transform to overcome by one point to Wales. Wallace missed the oval to the other partner and was arrested by the Welsh defense, bidding farewell to the last option on the green, which soon after made the 'avant', which allowed to take the oval Shane Williams off the field and celebrate the third Wales triumph in the Six Nations. 
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