IRELAND v WALES - RUGBY

The rugby match between Wales and Ireland at Cardiff's Lansdowne Road begins with Wales kicking off. Ireland takes an early lead with a penalty by Tony Ensor. Wales responds with a try by Williams, converted by Bennett, making it 6-3. Ireland equalizes with another penalty by Ensor, ending the first half at 6-6. In the second half, Ireland takes the lead again with Ensor's penalty, but Wales equalizes with a penalty of their own. Despite a last-minute effort by Ireland, the match ends in a draw. Wales is seen as a strong contender for the Five Nations Championship.

What was the initial challenge faced by Wales at the start of the match?

• A red card

• A strong wind against them

• An early injury

• A delayed kickoff

Who scored the first try for Wales?

• Bennett

• Tony Ensor

• Williams

• Edwards

What was the score at halftime?

• Ireland 3, Wales 0

• Ireland 9, Wales 6

• Six all

• Wales 6, Ireland 3

How did Ireland take the lead in the second half?

• A try by Williams

• A drop goal

• A penalty by Tony Ensor

• A conversion by Bennett

What was the final outcome of the match?

• Ireland won

• Wales won

• It was a draw

• The match was abandoned