Johnny Sexton believes none of his team-mates will care if he surpasses Ronan O'Gara as Ireland's record points holder during Saturday's clash with Tonga.Captain Sexton is on the cusp of making history for the second successive weekend after becoming his country's oldest international and leading World Cup points scorer in last weekend's 82-8 thrashing of Romania.The 38-year-old returned from an absence of almost six months to score two tries as part of an impressive 24-point haul in Bordeaux.Wh

Johnny Sexton believes none of his team-mates will care if he surpasses Ronan O'Gara as Ireland's record points holder during Saturday's clash with Tonga.Captain Sexton is on the cusp of making history for the second successive weekend after becoming his country's oldest international and leading World Cup points scorer in last weekend's 82-8 thrashing of Romania.The 38-year-old returned from an absence of almost six months to score two tries as part of an impressive 24-point haul in Bordeaux.While he will start again in Nantes after Andy Farrell opted to go with a strong XV featuring just four personnel changes, his performance will not be influenced by chasing further personal glory.