Like all six sides, they have their injury problems, but the way they shut out New Zealand in the autumn further underlined what a superbly drilled and prepared outfit they are.

Their coaching teams elevate their talent. In head honcho Joe Schmidt they have the best tactician and, as much as I hate to admit it — he was a bit of a laughing stock when pulling on an England rugby union jersey, though he should have admittedly never been put into the position — league great Andy Farrell is the supreme defence organiser out there in world rugby.

And, of course, Farrell will be given the leading reins when Schmidt retires after the World Cup later in the year, as well he should be. Anyone who can engineer New Zealand coming away try-less in the second Lions Test in and again in a Ireland win at the Aviva in November the first time the All Blacks have failed to score a try and notch up 10 points in a Test match since deserves the wider remit.

Ireland have been hurt in the build-up to their opening match against England by news that Iain Henderson and Tadhg Beirne are out injured, though they can still call upon the Toner-Ryan lock partnership that started against the All Blacks, and the most impressive aspect of this Ireland side is their strength in depth.

Johnny Sexton is Mr Irreplaceable, so his recovery from his knee injury is a huge positive though he may as well paint a target on it for the opposition for the next 10 weeks , but this Ireland side can virtually replace like-for-like in all other areas. I am not so sure. That pair of fixtures are no gimmes, and away matches at Scotland and Wales are games they absolutely could lose.

Granted they were away games, but they also drew at home with Wales in their opener. That would concern me slightly, but we all know that that they have been the best Northern Hemisphere side for the last two years or so, even if they did ride their luck in Australia in the summer.

Not for me, then. England, too, have been sweating on their main man, Owen Farrell, with a thumb injury. He would be a bigger loss to England than Sexton would be to Ireland, but it looks like he will be okay and that the the injury might have been a lot worse. It could have been one of his tackling shoulders, for starters.

It has been the tournament-closer in the last two years, and this is the first time these two sides have met on an opening weekend since England won at Twickenham in The relative strengths of the teams have changed a fair bit since then, and there is no doubt that England were moderate in this tournament last season, and pretty unconvincing to my eye in the autumn.

The latter comment may seem a very harsh assessment given they beat South Africa and Australia, and only the most marginal offside call saw them go down to New Zealand, but they need to buck their ideas up in terms of creativity. And, although England scored in the final play of the game to make it a more respectable loss to Ireland in March, that Twickenham game could actually have panned differently on another day, despite the apparent dominance of the Irish on the scoreboard from an early stage.

As everyone knows, England are a formidable set-piece outfit, where Dan Cole should be recalled at prop — though their line-out can go badly awry on occasions — but they are lacking in the back-row against top-class sides, with the injury to their arch-snaffler Sam Underhill a massive blow to their breakdown capabilities.

And Brad Shields should be nowhere near an England shirt. The three-quarters lack X-factor for me, for all Farrell is a clinical operator at 10 — there are at least six better scrum-halves in the competition than whoever England will choose in that position.

England were lucky to come away with a win in that fixture two years ago. Wales are the really interesting outfit in this tournament, coming into it on the back of nine straight wins, which have seen them beat South Africa and Argentina twice, as well as the likes of France and Australia. Thomas Young deserves his call-up after being one of the few positives for Wasps this season, and they are just a very well-drilled, cohesive unit.

And their three-quarter line houses some formidable talents, with real options from nine and ten to spark the outside fireworks of the likes of George North, and the Davies-Williams centre partnership.

The absence of Leigh Halfpenny, still recovering from that late challenge against Australia, is a blow - though hopefully he will appear at some stage. Since they went down to France in the World Cup semi-final — and that after losing Sam Warburton with a red card — Wales have won six of their last seven against the French, and the only loss was the reverse in that agonising injury-time-fest in this fixture in Now, everyone knows that they can throw in some shockers, and they have been responsible for two of the biggest upsets in international rugby of late, when drawing at home to Japan happy memories, that in and losing to Fiji in November.

But I thought there was precious little between them, Ireland, and Wales in the tournament last year — especially as they were missing Morgan Parra, though they have enviable strength in depth in that area - and some of the scorelines in a series loss in New Zealand, getting humped in two of those, did them a disservice.

A more consistent selection process saw them make real progress last year, and they have some formidable talent coming through now to add to the metronomic reliability and solidity of Guirado, Parra and Bastareaud. But they are without some key players, not least winger Teddy Thomas — I was a bit slow to the party in recognising his talents — and the locking glue of Yoann Maestri, while you have to be worried by their away form.

Yes, they have come very close on occasions but it is quite a shocking stat to witness that their only victories on the road since have come in Italy twice, and against Argentina in There is much to like about this Scottish squad though and, if they get their set-piece right — keeping WP Nel fit is crucial for their scrummage and hooker Stuart McInally needs to be as accurate at line-out time as he is dynamic and impressive in the loose — then we all know they have the backs to hurt any side, as England and France found out year.

Greig Laidlaw is accuracy personified from the kicking tee, while his half-back partner Finn Russell has also been ripping it up for Racing 92 this season.

He can be infuriatingly inaccurate and hit-and-miss, but he can carve open any defence when he gets his offload game going, and he has the talent outside him. Unlike France, their recent away record is not too bad, despite two losses and a fortunate win in Italy on the road in this tournament last year.

They do have shades of the French about them in that they can and do lose when heavy odds-on — they went down to the States in June — but they won in Australia in and can beat any team in this tournament on their day. Putting in a series of winning performances has proved beyond them though and they are a frustratingly inaccurate and sloppy side on occasions, as they showed in a loss against the Boks in November, a game that was theirs for the taking.

As mentioned earlier, it was heartbreak time when Scotland nailed a late penalty to see off Italy in Rome back in March, but that was a continuation of a series of good Italian efforts in that fixture. Scotland may have won their last three meetings in this tournament and three other recent internationals, too but these matches have traditionally been a lot tighter than the handicappers predicted.

Italy won at Murrayfield in , having gone down in Rome the year before — they also won in their capital in and - and they come into this tournament with probably their strongest squad for a while. Benetton Treviso have won seven of their 13 Pro14 matches — they beat Glasgow recently, and have also defeated Cardiff and the Dragons away , as well as going down by just a point in Edinburgh - and they provide 18 of the initial man squad, with Zebre chipping in with Now, no-one is going to get carried away with a team that have won just six of their 33 internationals since — those successes came against the USA, Canada, Fiji, Japan and Georgia, with South Africa their big scalp in won — and drubbings at the hands of Ireland and New Zealand in November underline just how far they are shy of the top tier, as well as highlighting a lack of consistency.

But they increasingly have more to their game, and the loss to Australia in Padova in the autumn does them a great disservice. I am not saying that they are going to win two games, but I think an upset is not out of the realms of possibility once again.

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