We'll Leave it There So: Schmidt rings the changes, Northern Ireland secure Euros win and all today's sport

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Quinn Roux is set to make his Ireland debut as one of five changes Joe Schmidt has made to the Ireland starting XV ahead of Saturday’s second Test with South Africa.
For their part, the hosts have made two changes for the game in Johannesburg.
Roy Keane has said it might be time for Ireland to shake things up in terms of formations with Jon Walters officially ruled out of Belgium clash.
Ireland are struggling in their first one-day international with Sri Lanka at Malahide.
Darren O’Neill says he is braced for ‘huge task’ as he leads the Irish quartet at the last-chance Olympic qualifying event in Baku.

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Northern Ireland secured their first-ever victory at the European Championship with a 2-0 win over Ukraine.
England left it late but secured their first Euro 2016 win with victory over Wales.
George Ford is back in the England XV as they look to secure a Test series win over Australia.
The Warriors and Cavaliers go head-to-head tonight in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.
The first round of the US Open was delayed due to weather but Shane Lowry is the best of the Irish.

Where we were today

Ben Blake was with the Republic of Ireland squad in Versailles, where he was joined by Paul Fennessy. The weather was pretty similar to here.

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The best thing we shared

It’s fair to say that Wales were up for today’s game.

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On the record

I found it hard to sleep after the game, I kept going over it in my head. The next day you have to wake up, try and put that to one side and focus on the next game. Which is what I have done.”

Ciaran Clark admits he had a sleepless night after his Euro 2016 own goal.

The fixture list

The action continues at Euro 2016 with three more games tomorrow: Italy v Sweden (2pm), Czech Republic v Croatia (5pm) and Spain v Turkey (8pm)

Showbiz, baby!

Roy Keane… messer

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