Monday 28 November 2022
Leinster, Munster and Ulster all face two Champions Cup ties before Christmas.
The 30-year-old’s problem had surfaced prior to the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
Regan Grace attracted interest from a number of English and Welsh clubs.
La Rochelle beat Racing 20-13 in a nervy semi-final in Lens.
Ronan O’Gara, Mike Prendergast, and Donnacha Ryan are all coaching in France.
The Parisians are desperate to end their quest for the Champions Cup title.
Denis Leamy and Andy Kyriacou are also in line to be part of the new staff.
Conor Carey’s career has taken him from Ulster to Connacht and on to Northampton Saints.
The Top 14 club have been awarded a 28-0 bonus-point win.
23-10 win sends Racing to the summit of the Top 14.
A 19-6 victory over Racing 92 tonight.
After a derby victory over Stade Francaise, it’s La Rochelle up next.
A summer move to France now looking likely for the player.
Two front row forwards from Bordeaux-Begles tested positive for the British variant of coronavirus last weekend.
Camille Chat will be sidelined for up to two months with a leg injury suffered in Racing 92′s European Champions Cup loss.
Leinster – courtesy of a walkover – and Benetton are the Pro14′s only victors so far this weekend.
The Munster coach refused to be drawn on whether their former full back will return to the province.
The 28-year-old is set to miss the opening two matches of this year’s tournament with knee ligament damage.
The Cork man gathered Finn Russell’s cross-field kick to seal the victory.
Racing have achieved maximum points from the first two rounds.
However, the lineout and maul needs to be much better against Bristol this weekend.
The French giants seemed to be cruising for a bonus point win, but tries from Matt Healy, Alex Wootton and Conor Oliver gave Connacht a hard-won losing bonus.
The westerners are underdogs today in Paris as their Champions Cup campaign gets underway.
Andy Friend’s side are looking for a big performance from their entire matchday 23.
Bundee Aki, Kieran Marmion, Dave Heffernan, Finlay Bealham, Quinn Roux, and Ultan Dillane are all set to play.
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.
There are nine positive cases in the club, according to sources, with this weekend’s Top 14 game against La Rochelle postponed.
The 43-year-old has earned an ever-growing reputation in French rugby.
The Tipperary man came in for big praise on the latest episode of The42 Rugby Weekly Extra.
33-year-old ex-Ulster centre Ian Whitten was excellent in midfield for Rob Baxter’s side.
The two Ireland internationals are part of a formidable looking Racing side as the French club aim to reach their third final in five seasons.
Simon Zebo made his return from injury last weekend as Racing secured a Champions Cup semi-final.
The French club’s attack coach is enjoying working with compatriots Simon Zebo and Donnacha Ryan.
The Parisians beat Clermont 36-27 in a big quarter-final win on the road.
The Wallaby has received a three-week suspension.
Beale is headed for Racing 92 earlier than planned.
The Australian star has won 92 Wallabies caps.
The Australian duo will join a squad that is already littered with quality.
The Scottish out-half was at the heart of the 49-0 win.
