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on BBC One London

Presented by Steve Rider.
12.20 Football Focus
Ray Stubbs previews the weekend's top fixtures for the fifth round of the FA Cup.
1.20,2.00,2.55 Rugby Union
A look ahead to an afternoon of rugby featuring action from the Six Nations as Ireland prepare to face France at Lansdowne Road and Scotland take on Wales at
Murrayfield.
2.00, 2.55 Ireland v France
Live coverage of this afternoon's first match, kickoff 2pm, as Ireland, fresh from their victory over the Italians, take on France. The last time these two sides met in Paris, Ireland secured a victory which was largely inspired by Brian O'Driscoll 's hat-trick. France, however, will also fancy their chances after managing to fight off the Scots in the opening weekend and have been successful on their last seven trips to Dublin.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer -Smith and Phillip Matthews. (S)
2.45 Around the Grounds Soccer reports from football grounds around the country.
3.45 Football Half Times
3.50,4.55 Rugby Union Scotland v Wales
Full live coverage of the second of this afternoon's matches, kickoff 4pm.
Graham Henry will be looking to his half-back pairing of Robert Howley and Neil Jenkins to reproduce the form they have shown for Cardiff in what should be a tactical battle.
Ian McGeechan , as Scotland coach, will hope to upset Wales's game-plan and boasts the likes of Budge Poutney to ensure they do just that. With commentary from Bill McLaren and Jonathan Davies. (S)
4.45 Football Full Times The final results from today's matches.
5.40 Final Score A roundup of today's sporting action. Producer Paul Davies
Editor Carl Hicks (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Contributors

Presented By:
Steve Rider.
Unknown:
Ray Stubbs
Unknown:
Brian O'Driscoll
Commentary By:
Nigel Starmer
Unknown:
Phillip Matthews.
Unknown:
Graham Henry
Unknown:
Robert Howley
Unknown:
Neil Jenkins
Unknown:
Ian McGeechan
Unknown:
Bill McLaren
Unknown:
Jonathan Davies.
Producer:
Paul Davies
Editor:
Carl Hicks

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