World champions England crashed to a shock 19-13 Six Nations defeat against Ireland which ended their 22-game unbeaten run at Twickenham on this day in 2004.
It was England's first home championship loss for seven years – and saw the plan of a Grand Slam showdown against France in Paris go up in smoke.
Although scrum-half Matt Dawson had scored a first-half try, converted by Paul Grayson, there was no disguising Ireland's territorial dominance in front of a capacity 75,000 crowd.
Building up to Sunday's game against England so here's a flashback to Ireland's 2004 win in Twickenham and Girvan Dempsey's try. #GuinnessSixNations #ENGvIRE #shouldertoshoulder pic.twitter.com/y9xXaOTLnu — Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) February 18, 2020
Fly-half Ronan O'Gara landed four penalties to give Ireland a 12-10 lead at the break.
Full-back Girvan Dempsey added a 51st-minute try into the corner, which was converted by O'Gara, to further extend the visitors' advantage.
Paul Grayson reduced the deficit with a penalty in the 66th minute, but there was to be no dramatic finale as Ireland secured their first away win in the fixture since 1994.
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