IT’S NOT QUITE the game fans would have hoped for before last Friday, but Ireland take on England at the Aviva on Saturday with a chance to bring their 18-match winning streak to an end. And, thanks to our friends at Guinness, we have two pairs of tickets to give away.

However, to be in with a chance of winning, you’ll need to take our three quizzes over the next 12 hours, with each one focusing on a different decade up to the present day.

Each time you score 10/10 in a quiz, you’ll be given a clue to the identity of an Irish player.

Once you identify the player, tweet his name, alongside the hashtag #fearofgod, to @The42_ie account up until 2pm on Friday 17 March.

Readers without a Twitter account can email competitions@the42.ie during the same time period. Both winners will be drawn at random from all correct entries.

Good luck!

1. At which venue did Ireland's first win over England in the 90s come?

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Lansdowne Road

Twickenham

Cardiff Arms Park

Ravenhill

2. Which blonde English flanker made his home debut against Ireland in 1994?

Lawrence Dallaglio

Richard Hill

Neil Back

Martin Corry

3. How many Tests did Ireland win against England throughout the decade?

One

Two

Four

Six

4. What out-half kicked two drop goals as Ireland beat England in 1993?

Michael Kiernan

Eric Elwood

David Humphreys

Ollie Campbell

5. What was England's largest margin of victory over Ireland in the 90s?

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10 points

20 points

30 points

40 points

6. What Irish forward, known sometimes as ‘Uncle Fester’ first played England in the 90s?

Keith Wood

Mick Galway

Brian Robinson

Malcolm O’Kelly

7. What was notable about Ireland's win over England in 1994's Five Nations?

It was held at a neutral venue

It was Keith Wood's Ireland debut

It was the only match in which they scored a try in that year's championship

It was originally postponed because of Foot and Mouth Disease

8. Which of these players did not make his debut against England in 1995?

Paul Burke

Anthony Foley

Paul Wallace

Niall Hogan

9. What speedy Irish back was also known as ‘Disco Denis’?

Matt Mostyn

Denis Hickie

Girvan Dempsey

Keith Crossan

10. Which Irish-born player played scrum-half for England in their last-ever Five Nations clash in 1999?

Matt Dawson

Kyran Bracken

Steve Bates

Scott Benton

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I was around long enough to play in two world cups, but won less than 40 caps for my country. Come back tomorrow for the second clue.

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The small print: The closing date is 2pm on Friday 17 March 2017. The prize consists of two tickets to Ireland v England on Saturday 18 March 2017. We won’t use your email address to contact you unless you win. Only people living on the island of Ireland aged over 18 are eligible to enter; winner must be available to collect the tickets from our Dublin office. Full terms and conditions here.