What channel is showing Ireland rugby?

Ireland and New Zealand will meet this morning as they continue their test series.

It was a tough start to the series by Ireland as they lost convincingly at Eden Park.

Andy Farrell's side lost out 42-19 and trailed 28-5 at the half in a disastrous 80 minutes in New Zealand.

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But they will dust themselves and go again and they to upset the odds.

Here is everything you need to know about the game.

Where is the game on?

The game takes place at Forsyth Barr Stadium in New Zealand.

What time is kick off?

Kick off for the game Is at 8.05 am.

What TV channel is it on and can I stream it?

Sky Sports Main Event will be showing the game with coverage starting at 7.30 am.

The game can be streamed through the Sky Go app or you can purchase a day pass on NOW TV here.

Betting odds

New Zealand 1/7

Draw 25/1

Ireland 5/1

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It has all come down to this.

The score is one game each going into the final clash of a three-match Test series that has not disappointed.

The All Blacks crusied to victory in the opening game two weeks ago in Auckland, but Ireland made history by becoming the first ever Irish side to win on New Zealand soil.

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And things could get even better if Andy Farrell's men can beat New Zealand once again to win the series.

Ireland recieved a boost during the week when their second team beat the Maori All Blacks to avenge their loss to them earlier in the series.

Here's everything you need to know about the third and final test:

Where and when is it?

The match takes place at the Sky Stadium in Wellington on Saturday July 16.

What time is kick-off?

The game kicks off at 8.05am Irish time.

What channel is it on?

The clash will be shown live on both Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports Main Event from 7.30am.

You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog.

Quotes corner

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell: “There are a lot of lads that have put their hands up.

“We’ve seen people grow massively, not just as rugby players but as people, coming out of themselves within the group which is massive for us for next year.

“I was more pleased with the team performance (than individuals) because the obvious thing to learn from the first game was that some lads were pretty desperate to show everything they’ve got and they (now) understand that it’s always got to be team first and not just disciplined with the referee but disciplined in how we play the game.

“Our discipline was pretty poor in that first game and got a bit desperate at times.

“They’ve learnt a lot because it was pretty brutal out there, the conditions, it was swirling everywhere and for a young side to be able to manage their way through a game when things aren’t going right the whole time, I thought was tremendous.

“I thought they managed the game as a whole superbly well.”

Betting odds

New Zealand win: 1/3

Ireland win: 12/5

Draw: 20/1

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