Champions Cup: Clermont v Saracens

Saracens had the tough task of going to Stade Marcel Michelin on Sunday needing a win to top the group against Clermont Auvergne but a loss would still see them through as long as they did not lose by...

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: Saracens v Clermont Auvergne

Bath Rugby's George Ford will be first-choice for England after...

Owen Farrell is out of the entire Six Nations championship with a knee injury, paving the way for George Ford to establish himself as England's long-term first-choice fly half.Medical specialists...

European Rugby Champions Cup: Saracens reach quarter-finals - video highlights

Saracens qualified for the quarter-finals of the European Rugby Champions Cup, despite an 18-6 loss to Clermont Auvergne on Sunday at the Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin. Clermont Auvergne took the lead...

BOD's predictions for the Champions Cup Round 6

As we enter into the final weekend of Champions Cup games there are still 12 teams in contention for a place in the quarter-finals with Toulon the only side to have guaranteed a quarter-final place...

Fears for Farrell over knee injury

Owen Farrell gave Stuart Lancaster an injury scare on the eve of England's RBS 6 Nations get together as he hobbled off in the first half of Saracens' defeat to Clermont Auvergne.

Clermont Auvergne 18-6 Saracens | European Rugby Champions Cup report

• Clermont Auvergne 18-6 Saracens• Saracens face Racing Métro in quarter-finals• Saracens put Munster to the swordThe good news for English rugby is that it will provide four clubs for the quarter-finals...

Clermont down Saracens to book home quarter-final

Clermont Auvergne will host Northampton Saints in the quarter-finals of the Champions Cup after they beat Saracens 18-6 at the Stade Marcel-Michelin

England face nervous wait on Farrell injury

Owen Farrell gave Stuart Lancaster an injury scare on the eve of England's Six Nations get-together as he hobbled off in the first half of Saracens' defeat to Clermont Auvergne

Thrashing Sale bittersweet for Munster, says Foley

Munster coach Anthony Foley says his side's 65-10 thrashing of Sale at Thomond Park felt bittersweet and believes that his side's defeats to Clermont Auvergne and Saracens had proved extremely costly.