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Saturday, kick-off 19:15Aviva StadiumHaving shaken off the shackles of 111 years without a win against New Zealand, the question is whether Joe Schmidts Ireland can back it up in the weeks to come.The ultimate test of that will come against the All Blacks next week, and Australia the following week, because as the summer victory over South Africa showed, Ireland have struggled to consistently string victories together.Canada wont dent Irelands confidence but after seeing his contract as head coach of Ulster terminated in 2014, Mark Anscombe has a point to prove. He faces an uphill challenge, with just one win, against Russia, since he took charge, but narrow defeats to Italy and Japan are a cause for optimism.Schmidt has changed his entire squad and will expect nothing but a comprehensive win, while Canada will surely miss Jamie Cudmore who is unavailable for selection.Team newsWith Chicagos winning team all wrapped up in cotton wool, its time for inexperience to be given a chance. While Joe Schmidt has told the media that players selected this week can put their hands up for selection for coming Tests against New Zealand and Australia, for most, this will be their only involvement.They have to make it count. Garry Ringrose and Luke Marshall are a real exciting prospect in midfield, while the rise of Connacht has been rewarded with four starting places. Paddy Jackson gets a big chance at out-half, and the brute force of Niyi Adeolokun should be seen from the bench for the first time in an Irish jersey.Canada are bolstered by the return of Brett Beukeboom, Connor Braid, Phil Mack, Conor Trainor and DTH van der Merwe who have not played for their country since their exit at last years Rugby World Cup. Key absentees include Paus Jamie Cudmore and Ospreys pair Tyler Ardron and Jeff Hassler. Admir Cejvanovic will make his debut should he be sprung from the bench.Ireland: OHalloran, Gilroy, Ringrose, Marshall, Earls, Jackson, Marmion; Healy, Cronin, Bealham, Dillane, Holland, OMahony (captain), OBrien, O DonoghueReplacements: James Tracy, David Kilcoyne, John Ryan, Donnacha Ryan, Dan Leavy, Luke McGrath, Joey Carbery, Niyi Adeolokun.?Canada:?Evans, Van der Merwe, Trainor, Hearn, Paris, Braid, McRorie; Sears-Duru, Barkwill, Ilnicki, Beukeboom, Olmstead, Baillie, Carpenter (captain).Replacements:?Howard, Brouwer, Tierney, Cejvanovic, Heaton, Mack, Parfrey, Blevins.Key head-to-headThe real question is whether young sensation Garry Ringrose can make the transition. Two years ago Paul OConnell stated Ringrose was a bit further along in his development than Brian ODriscoll was at 19. Having had Ringrose wrapped up for the following two years, its about time we get to see his talent on the international stage. The experienced London Irish centre Ciaran Hearn will come up against him.Ringrose has developed in terms of skills and physically since he was first brought into an Irish training camp. Not quite the finished article but would be great to see how he manages on the international stage.Key stats*Ireland have never lost to Canada, and scored 50 points the last time they played each other, in the pool stages of last years Rugby World Cup.?*Canada have scored over 20 points against Ireland just once, in their June 2000 27-27 draw in Ontario.*Ireland have scored?38 tries in the seven games between the two teams while Canada average a try a game against Ireland.WeatherGet the woolly hats out. Its going to be bitterly cold in Dublin. The rain is forecast to stay away and temperatures wont rise above seven degress, with the real feel expected to be closer to one.PredictionJoe Schmidt has not picked any of his front line stars, but for the likes of Ringrose, Tiernan OHalloran and Luke Marshall -- whose career has been ravaged by concussion -- it is a chance to show what they can do for Ireland. It is set to be another one-sided victory for Ireland, who should comfortably win by 30 points.?Nikola Mirotic Pelicans Jersey . Now, correct me if Im wrong but I saw one official distinctly pointing at the net indicating a good goal but after an inconclusive review they overturned the goal. Shouldnt the ruling on the ice (good goal) stand after an inconclusive review? Why was this overturned? James Veaudry Pembroke, ON -- Hey Kerry, Youll get a lot of these, but why was the Montreal goal against Nashville Saturday night overturned? 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Julius Randle overcame a scoreless first half and added his sixth double-double in as many games with 14 points and 10 rebounds.Leicestershire 299 for 7 (Dexter 109, Robson 50, Barnard 3-49) v WorcestershireScorecard Neil Dexter continued to stake his claim to be one of the signings of the season as Leicestershire reached 299 for 7 against Worcestershire on a hard-fought opening day in the Specsavers County Championship at New Road.The former Middlesex batsman completed a third century for his new county and at the same time made it back-to-back hundreds when adding 109 to last weeks 136 against Gloucestershire.He was by no means completely fluent, more than one of his 18 boundaries coming off the edge during an impressive first spell by Ed Barnard, but his application could not be faulted following the early dismissal of Paul Horton.Barnard claimed that wicket with his fifth delivery, Tom Kohler-Cadmore holding a fizzing overhead chance at first slip, and he should have had another when Angus Robson was dropped at gully.The opener was on 27 and went on to make exactly 50, his third half-century in four Championship innings, before he gave a low catch to wicketkeeper Ben Cox in Barnards second spell.The second-wicket partnership yielded 79 from 32 overs and this was followed by a stand of 54 as Mark Cosgrove perked up the innings until he became another victim for Cox, aiming to force legspinner Brett DOliveira square on the off-side.There was something in the pitch to encourage Worcestershire - if not for Kyle Abbott on his Championship debut for the county - but tight bowling by Barnard and Jack Shantry only served to underline the value of Dexters performance.dddddddddddd He maintained his focus throughout and made it clear that he is enjoying life with his fourth county.If Barnard was the pick of the seam attack with three for 49, DOliveira showed impeccable control, and a nice variation, in bowling 23 overs for his 2 for 53.He was also involved in the fourth wicket, not as the bowler but in running out Mark Pettini for 16 with a direct hit from backward point. Dexter was on 98 at the time and eventually got to his century after taking 22 minutes to add four singles to his score at tea.The end for him came with a smart third catch for Cox, standing up to Joe Leach, and Robert Taylor soon drove DOliveira to extra cover, but Ned Eckersley and Clint McKay added valuable runs late in the day. McKay was leg-before to Barnard, bowling with the second new ball.While not taking total control, Leicestershire have gone some way towards burying a bad memory from earlier in the season. They were dismissed for 43 on their own ground in May when Worcestershire registered their only win so far in a Division Two campaign following relegation last year.The home side have included Tom Fell after his recovery from two forms of cancer since making a career-best 171 against Middlesex in his final innings of last summer. ' ' '