Ulster Rugby’s Rory Best will win his 120th cap on his last appearance at Aviva Stadium when he captains Ireland against Wales on Saturday.

The game also marks the final match for Joe Schmidt on Irish soil.

Best, who will retire after the Rugby World Cup, leads a much-changed Ireland team against Wales in the final Guinness Series Test of the summer.

Leinster’s Cian Healy and Tadhg Furlong join the Ireland captain in the front row with James Ryan and Jean Kleyn packing down in the second row.

Jack Conan starts at No.8 with CJ Stander coming into the back row at blindside flanker and Josh van der Flier on the openside.

Johnny Sexton makes his seasonal debut and is joined in the half-backs by Conor Murray. Bundee Aki starts at No.12 with Robbie Henshaw coming in at No.13.

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Here's the Ireland team to play Wales in @AVIVAStadium on Saturday. #ShoulderToShoulder #IREvWAL pic.twitter.com/2pf5tIBzsP
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