WATCH: Highlights and reaction from Ireland’s 57-14 win over USA

Ireland made it four from four in the Autumn Series with a 57-14 win over USA at the Aviva Stadium which saw Munster’s Andrew Conway pick up the man of the match award with a hat trick of tries. 

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Post match reaction from Tadhg Beirne

Munster players Tadhg Beirne and John Ryan also touched down for tries with Jack Conan, Stuart McCloskey and Quinn Roux also crossing the line in the 8-try rout. 

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Post match press conference where Joe Schmidt talking about the result and his future in the Irish role. 

The USA did have some good periods in the game with Joe Taufete’e barrelling over from a well worked line out move but Joe Schmidt would not have been happy with Ireland’s defending in the build up. 

The Americans also forged a penalty try through a driving maul which saw Iain Henderson sent to the bin for collapsing. 

See all the tries and post match reaction below. 

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Post match reaction from Munster’s Sam Arnold who made his Ireland debut.

Ireland: Will Addison (Sammy Arnold 40 mins), Andrew Conway, Garry Ringrose, Stuart McCloskey, Darren Sweetnam (Ross Byrne 26 mins), Joey Carbery, John Cooney (Luke McGrath 62 mins); Dave Kilcoyne (Cian Healy 61 mins), Niall Scannell (Rob Herring 57 mins), Finlay Bealham (John Ryan 48 mins), Tadhg Beirne, Iain Henderson (Quinn Roux 57 mins), Rhys Ruddock (cap), Jordi Murphy, Jack Conan (Josh van der Flier 67 mins).

Replacements: Rob Herring, Cian Healy, John Ryan, Quinn Roux, Josh van der Flier, Luke McGrath, Ross Byrne, Sam Arnold.

USA: Will Hooley, Blaine Scully, Bryce Campbell, Paul Lasike, Marcel Brache, Will Magie, Shaun Davies Ruben de Haas 61 mins); Titi Lamositele (Chance Wenglewski 55 mins), Joe Taufete’e (Dylan Fawsitt 44 mins), Paul Mullen, Greg Peterson (Samu Manoa 68 mins), Nick Civetta, John Quill (David Tameilau 69 mins), Hanco Germishuys, Cam Dolan.

Replacements: Dylan Fawsitt, Chance Wenglewski, Dino Waldren, Samu Manoa, David Tameilau, Ruben De Haas, Gannon Moore, Ryan Matyas 

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