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Manu Tuilagi believes sleep holds key to staying fit for Sale and England

Manu Tuilagi’s previous ploys to stay injury-free have included going to see a witch doctor, walking the Peak District, and weight loss – but now the England centre has concluded there is no substitute for sleep after his return to fitness

The Guardian - UK

Finn Russell scores freak try to undo Manu Tuilagi's good work and KO Sale

Racing 92 41-22 Sale Sharks: Racing 92 set up semi-final against La Rochelle in Lens

Daily Mirror

Finn Russell’s stunner for Racing 92 knocks Sale out of Champions Cup

Racing 92 defeated Sale 41-22 to progress to the Champions Cup semi-finals and ensure there will be no Premiership side in the last four for the second straight season

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Rugby evening headlines as star in the frame for Wales' next Tests and Welsh youngster 'brilliant' on debut

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

'Lucky' Russell takes Racing into Champions Cup last four

Paris (AFP) - Finn Russell said he was "lucky to score a superb solo effort and set-up a try for Teddy Thomas as Racing 92 beat Sale Sharks 41-22 on Sunday to reach the European Champions Cup semi-finals.

AFP

Russell brilliance takes Racing into Champions Cup last four

Paris (AFP) - Finn Russell scored a superb solo effort and set-up another for Teddy Thomas as Racing 92 beat Sale Sharks 41-22 on Sunday to book their place in the European Champions Cup semi-finals.

AFP

Sale hope ‘pounding the rock’ will pay off in quarter-final against Racing 92

The Sale director of rugby, Alex Sanderson, said he believes experience will pay off in Heineken Cup because ‘the more you do it the better you adapt’

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Rugby evening headlines as Wales star plays final pro game and fly-half leaves Welsh region for rivals

The latest rugby news stories from Wales and the wider world today

Wales Online

Alex Sanderson: Sale’s character can counteract ‘lightning bolts’ from Racing 92

Sale edged out Gallagher Premiership rivals Bristol over two nip-and-tuck legs to reach the Heineken Champions Cup quarter-finals.

The Independent UK

Wirral rugby club secure historic promotion to Championship

Caldy RFC secured promotion to the Championship on Saturday after they beat Sale FC 13-9 to win the National 1 title.

Liverpool Echo

Bristol Bears injury latest: Kyle Sinckler, Charles Piutau, Chris Vui, Semi Radradra, Siva Naulago

Bristol Bears host Gloucester Rugby on Friday night in Round 23 of the 2021/22 Gallagher Premiership

Bristol Post

George Skivington not getting carried away by Gloucester’s treble contention

Gloucester are battling on three fronts as the campaign heads towards its climax

The Independent UK

English Premiership prop says it's his dream to play for Wales

Joe Jones has enjoyed a well-travelled career to date, with spells in Wales, France and now England

Wales Online

Rugby's radical law trial branded 'dangerous and stupid' as coaches clash

The 20-minute red card rule is being tested out in the southern hemisphere

Wales Online

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The Guardian - UK

Champions Cup fulfils promise and serves up tasty quarter-final menu

One side of the draw features a selection of Europe’s most renowned clubs who share a combined 13 previous titles

Bristol Post

Bristol Bears player ratings from Sale Sharks European defeat - 'Undermined by errors'

Bristol Bears were beaten 35-29 by Sale Sharks in the second leg of the last 16 knockout round of the 2021/22 European Heineken Champions Cup

AFP

La Rochelle, Munster into Euro Cup quarters

Paris (AFP) - Kiwi playmaker Ihaia West notched up 16 points as last season's losing finalists La Rochelle beat Bordeaux-Begles to line up a European Champions Cup quarter-final against Montpellier, one-point victors over English champions Harlequins on Saturday.

AFP

Montpellier scrape through after Smith lets them off the hook

Paris (AFP) - Marcus Smith's missed conversion for Harlequins less than five minutes from time allowed French side Montpellier to progress to the European Champions Cup quarter-finals with a 60-59 aggregate win over the English champions on Saturday.

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Wales Online

Today's rugby headlines as 'malicious and damaging' incident leaves rugby world outraged at those in charge

Your Saturday rugby headlines this Easter weekend from Wales and beyond

Bristol Post

Bristol Bears crash out of Europe against 14-man Sale Sharks

Bristol Bears were beaten 35-29 by Sale Sharks in the second leg of the last 16 knockout round of the 2021/22 European Heineken Champions Cup

The Guardian - UK

Jono Ross’s late try helps Sale progress past Bristol in Champions Cup thriller

Sale went through to the Champions Cup quarter-finals after they won 35-29 at Bristol, handing them a 44-39 aggregate triumph

The Guardian - UK

Leicester and Ford’s focus on basics leaves Clermont seeking miracle

The fly-half said there was ‘no secret formula’ to Leicester’s revival as the French side pledged to give it their all to overturn their first-leg Champions Cup deficit

Bristol Post

'There is a difference between pain and injury' - Pat Lam praises Semi Radradra’s battle back from surgery

The superstar centre starts on the bench against Sale Sharks tonight with Manu Tuilagi at 12 for the visitors to Ashton Gate

The Guardian - UK

Guy Porter’s three-week ban highlights uncertainty over ‘foul play’ in rugby

Uncertainty across Europe about the precise definition of foul play shows no sign of easing after the decision to give Leicester’s Guy Porter a three-week ban for an off-the-ball collision

AFP

Sale chief sees 'long-term benefits' in losing Springbok duo

London (AFP) - Sale may be losing two South Africa World Cup-winners in Faf de Klerk and Lood de Jager at the end of the season but director of rugby Alex Sanderson believes the departure of the Springbok stars could benefit English rugby union in the long run.

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