E: 11/03 Win Jawbone UP24, Wireless Activity and Sleep Tracking (DRAW #3.OPENS 26/02)

weeowens

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weeowens

Now live.

Any ideas re the answer:

Which of the following is a Key to the Game for England if they are to beat Ireland? 1) England to at least 8.5 metres in the backs

2) England to beat at least 18 defenders

3) England to win more the 64 per cent of all turnovers in the match

wdywuk

I would guess 3 as the most sensible answer, but just a guess

diddlydoop

I think the answer may be 2 looking at this
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/sport/rugby-trytracker/11432814/england-ireland-rugby-keys-game.html

England have won 81 per cent of their matches when they have managed to beat 18, or more, defenders, which is another of their TryTracker Keys to the Game for the Dublin fixture

claire21

Have we decided ? Thanks

jaibaby

diddlydoop wrote: »

I think the answer may be 2 looking at this
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/sport/rugby-trytracker/11432814/england-ireland-rugby-keys-game.html

England have won 81 per cent of their matches when they have managed to beat 18, or more, defenders, which is another of their TryTracker Keys to the Game for the Dublin fixture

I agree with this - going for (2)