Rugby World Cup odds: Ireland v New Zealand - favourites to score first try in the quarter-final tie

James Lowe of Ireland celebrates after scoring a try against Scotland in the Rugby World Cup. PIC: Sportsfileplaceholder image
James Lowe of Ireland celebrates after scoring a try against Scotland in the Rugby World Cup. PIC: Sportsfile

Ireland take on New Zealand in the quarter-final of the Rugby World Cup this Saturday (8pm kick-off Irish time).

Andy Farrell's men are yet to be defeated heading into the crucial knockout clash in Paris' Stade de France.

Ireland (4/6) are slight favourites over the All Blacks (5/4) ahead of the weekend but which player is the most likely to score the first try in the encounter?

See first tryscorer odds below:

James Lowe (Ireland) 8/1

Will Jordan (New Zealand) 9/1

Dan Sheehan (Ireland) 10/1

Leicester Fainga'anuku (New Zealand) 11/1

Mack Hansen (Ireland) 12/1

Codie Taylor (New Zealand) 12/1

Bundee Aki (Ireland) 14/1

Ardie Savea (New Zealand) 14/1

Garry Ringrose (Ireland) 14/1

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