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For those of you who want to catch the Nations Championship action, we have all the details on where watch Ireland vs Fiji.

Ireland hosts Fiji at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday, November 14th, in their latest Nations Championship clash kicking off at 8:10 pm. The match will be broadcast live across Ireland and the UK on Virgin Media 1 and ITV, with coverage beginning at 7:30 pm. Head coach Andy Farrell's side is currently third in the northern hemisphere table after claiming three wins from their first four games.
In team news, Ireland will be without Dan Sheehan and Sean Jansen due to injuries suffered against Argentina, with Nick Timoney potentially shifting to number eight. Bundee Aki could return following an illness, while Farrell is expected to rotate his squad ahead of an upcoming clash against South Africa.
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