After a comfortable opening victory against Romania, Ireland aim to make it two wins from two at the Rugby World Cup this evening.
Andy Farrell's team face a Tonga side with former Ulster player Charles Piutau and ex Munster centre Malakai Fekitoa among their ranks.
Captain Johnny Sexton starts at out-half for Ireland, and he'll be seeking 10-points to overtake Ronan O'Gara as his country's record points scorer.
Kick off in Nantes is at 8pm.
In today's othe games, Samoa face Chile from 2pm while there's a 4.45pm start for the meeting of Portugal and Wales.
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Last night, New Zealand got their first win in Pool A with a commanding 71-3 bonus-point victory over Namibia.
The All-Blacks, who lost their opening match against France, ran in 11 tries in Toulouse.
Ethan de Groot was sent off for New Zealand in the closing stages for a dangerous challenge after a review.
