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Pool-by-pool guide to the weekend’s European Champions Cup matches

1 decade ago by The Times

Pool one Today: Toulouse v Oyonnax (3.15pm, BT Sport 2) Oyonnax, who have risen from the French second tier to...

I will be here for four years and no more, says Eddie Jones

1 decade ago by The Times

For four years and four years only will England’s Australian era last. Eddie Jones, Tasmanian-born, Sydney–raised, set foot in Twickenham...

Bakkies Botha and Victor Matfield set to take final curtain call

1 decade ago by The Times

One of the great double acts will get a final time to compete together this afternoon when Bakkies Botha plays...

Gregor Townsend keeps faith with team

1 decade ago by The Times

Whether winning or losing, Gregor Townsend has never been reluctant to change his Glasgow team, but the Warriors head coach...

Billy Vunipola’s yellow sparks Saracens

1 decade ago by The Times

Saracens sent out an emphatic message to the rest of Europe as they humbled Ulster with a bonus-point victory in...

Hardie and Du Preez set tone to fire Edinburgh

1 decade ago by The Times

The scoreline is impressive but it was hardly the most significant occurrence in the sleepy backwater of Agen last night....

Eddie Jones: Players will learn I am a devil and an angel

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

Eddie Jones will demand a high workrate as he seeks to turn around a demoralised England, writes Paul Hayward

Saracens show title credentials by claiming bonus point success over blunt Ulster

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Saracens took complete control of Pool One by coming away from the Kingspan Stadium with a hugely impressive 27-9 win over Ulster to bring Mark McCall's side two wins from two in the European Rugby Champions...

England expects as hurricane Eddie Jones hits HQ

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

New England coach sets a bracing tone on his first day in charge at Twickenham, writes Mick Cleary

Brian O'Driscoll reveals what disappointed him most about Leinster's display against Wasps

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Brian O'Driscoll was on duty for BT Sport last weekend and watched as Leinster slumped to their worst home defeat in European Cup history.