Thursday 3 December 2020
Stuart Lancaster and co. will take on Montpellier and Northampton in the pool stages.
The Munster man moved to Paris for opportunities like this.
There’ll be a new name on the silverware after tomorrow’s final, which will be played at Bristol’s Ashton Gate.
The Tipperary man came in for big praise on the latest episode of The42 Rugby Weekly Extra.
The northern province’s season came to a disappointing end at the Stade Ernest-Wallon this afternoon.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen had major regrets over his side’s first-half showing against Saracens.
The New Zealander enjoyed his time in Galway but has thrived with the Top 14 club.
The Wallaby has received a three-week suspension.
Mark McCall’s men have an upset win over Leinster in their sights.
The Wexford man has been sidelined with a back issue in recent weeks.
The Top 14 side are targetting a record-setting fifth Heineken Champions Cup crown.
Mark McCall’s men face Exeter in another ‘nothing’ game before travelling to Dublin in a bid to hang onto their European title.
Ulster’s clash away to Toulouse will be shown on Virgin Media and Channel 4.
Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey discuss a busy week of news, and the future of the Champions Cup, on Rugby Weekly.
The rule would see players effectively sin-binned for 15 minutes while an independent review into their illegal challenge takes place as play continues.
The openside tops the tackle-count table in the Pro14 this season and has featured in all of Ulster’s Champions Cup games since 2016.
The second row has been cited for a challenge on Tom Ellis.
The Shannon scrum-half showed his potential in a cameo off the bench at Thomond Park yesterday.
The scrum-half returns to the Connacht team for the first time since November against Montpellier today.
Dan McFarland’s men were sloppy in victory but they advance into the knock-outs again.
Follow all the action live as Dan McFarland’s side welcome Bath to Belfast.
Leo Cullen’s side ran in two crucial second-half tries to secure the win.
Marty Moore misses out after limping off during last weekend’s defeat to Clermont.
Leo Cullen has made four changes to his starting XV, all of them coming in the pack.
‘Obviously Rory Best had the jersey pretty much locked down for the last number of years. There probably is a bit of an opening there.’
‘They need to understand they need to play to their strength without compromising our system or the way Leinster wants to play.’
Head coach Andy Friend says the scrum-half is in back in full training before their showdown with Montpellier.
Munster have travelled to Paris La Défense Arena for a must-win game which begins at 3.15pm.
The task is a hugely demanding one for Johann van Graan’s men.
Relive all the action as Andy Friend’s team fell to a disappointing defeat at the Sportsground.
Will Addison and Ulster are going to Clermont in expectation, not in hope.
A raft of Leinster’s front-line internationals return as they seek to secure a home quarter-final.
Head coach Dan McFarland has made just two changes to the team that beat Munster last Friday.
Johann van Graan has selected JJ Hanrahan at out-half for Sunday’s clash with Racing 92.
Bundee Aki and Jack Carty are among a raft of players in line to play this weekend as Andy Friend’s side bid to keep their slim European hopes alive.
Lewis Bean, Andy Symons and Matt Proctor are all free to play after the complaints were dismissed.
The versatile full-back’s form will please Andy Farrell ahead of his first Six Nations as Ireland head coach.
The province scored seven tries for the second week running, but the head coach was annoyed by the chances they left behind.
Leo Cullen’s side scored seven tries against Northampton for the second week running.
Johann van Graan says Munster’s trip to face Racing 92 in Paris next month is now a knock-out tie.
