Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is encouraged by how his much-changed side "controlled the game" in their 52-17 win over Fiji.

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has warned that there's even more to come from his side after they produced their best performance of the season to hammer Fiji at Aviva Stadium.

One debutant, hooker Gus McCarthy, scored his first Test try and had a hand in five of the seven others in the 52-17 victory.

Fiji may not have followed through on the notion that Ireland were “vulnerable” but Saturday’s third Autumn Nations Series match still gave Andy Farrell’s side more to think about – and work on - ahead of next week’s clash with Australia.

Andy Farrell has named his squad for this weekend's clash with Fiji at the Aviva Stadium. Jamie Osborne starts at full-back in place of Hugo Keenan, while Bundee Aki returns to the side after being rested for last week's Argentina clash.

Andy Farrell will have been happy with the scoreboard, eight tries is a decent return in any game, 52-17 looks good. The idea that there were two debutants, Gus McCarthy and Cormac Izuchukwu, an out-half Sam Prendergast making his starting debut,

Argentina arrive in Ireland on the back of their best-ever Rugby Championship campaign. Three wins from six was their best return since joining the southern

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The best is yet to come,” said Farrell. “It has to be. We’re playing against a buoyant Australian side that play some really nice rugby, but the week’s going to be a special one for us. “It’s going to be a marked game for the 150th anniversary.