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    Grafica RTE: Mettiamo l’ora di inizio della partita in modo che possa essere confusa con il punteggio. Certo, è grandioso.

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    1. Ropeadopey1 on

      The things people moan about. Sweet jesus. If youre confusing that with the score then youve no hope.

    2. up_the_dubs on

      Not confusing at all. I can’t see us getting 10 points off France.

    4. LaBete1984 on

      Amazing that they know the score before the game even starts. Can’t believe we managed to keep it within 10!

      (If you are genuinely confused by this, there is no hope.)

    5. LucyVialli on

      Anyone who is interested in watching this match knows that it hasn’t taken place yet, so how could that be the score! Come on, like.

    7. The3rdbaboon on

      How is this even slightly confusing? The match is not on now, it’s this evening.

    8. TheChrisD on

      Except that no-one uses a colon to separate the scores like that?

    9. qwerty_1965 on

      Fun fact.

      ITV is going to run advertising on one side of the screen during the preparation for the scrum.

    10. tacticalpint on

      Sir, your final two brain cells are fighting for third place.

    11. GhostsOfTheRobotTree on

      Scores are never or have never been stylised as XX:YY but XX-YY, so really not sure how this is confusing in the slightest.

    13. Mountain-Forever1522 on

      The score in a match that hasn’t happened yet?

    15. No_Influence_9549 on

      Or let’s have a sport where the score can be confused with the time.

    16. GuinnessFartz on

      I don’t think I have ever seen sports fixtures presented in any other way

    17. Confident-Clothes-98 on

      why is this game on a thursday? Never remember any six nations games before like this?

    20. ruthemook on

      This will obviously be replaced by the live score as soon as the match kicks off. Don’t be daft.

    21. Ok-Collection5629 on

      Can we get rid of the English coach yet 

      You know. The one that played for England 

      And his son was the captain. For England 

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