Romain Poite will referee his first Heineken Cup final when he takes charge of the season’s showpiece European club rugby match between Leinster and Northampton Saints at the Millennium Stadium…
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Fancy a bet on Heineken final – Leinster are hot favourites!
Leinster are odds on favourites at 4/9 to win the 2011 Heineken Cup according to Ladbrokes. Northampton Saints are 13/8 to stop Leinster’s march to a second European title. Hayley…
Heineken Cup Final ticket details – get yours now!
ERC are pleased to confirm the following details regarding the 2011 Heineken Cup final. 16thHEINEKEN CUP FINAL MILLENNIUM STADIUM, CARDIFF – SATURDAY, 21 MAY 17.00 Leinster v Northampton Saints Tickets…
Northampton team v Perpignan – Ashton and Foden start
The Northampton Saints team will go into Sunday’s Heineken Cup semi-final with confidence but also with plenty of respect for Perpignan, according to director of rugby Jim Mallinder. The Saints…
Leinster v Toulouse preview
Leinster and Toulouse clash in the Heineken Cup for the ninth time in the sell-out semi-final at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday – and the third time they have met…
Northampton v Perpignan preview
Northampton Saints are bidding to create a slice of Heineken Cup history by becoming the first club to go unbeaten through a tournament – but they will have to see…
Northampton Saints at home in Milton Keynes
NORTHAMPTON ARE excited about playing their Heineken Cup semi-final at stadium:mk. The Saints beat Ulster 23-13 in front of more than 21,000 fans at the home of MK Dons to…
Perpignan 29 Toulon 25 – The Rugby World Verdict
THERE WERE few better places to be on planet rugby on Saturday than in the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona where Perpignan beat Jonny Wilkinson’s Toulon in front of 55,000 fanatical…
Leinster are in pieces despite win
Leinster head coach Joe Schmidt admitted his side were “in pieces” after their defeat of Leicester in the Saturday’s Heineken Cup quarter-final. The game proved to be a fiercely physical…
Leicester rue missed opportunities
Leicester were defeated 17-10 by Leinster in Saturday’s Heineken Cup quarter-final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, in a match which saw many of England’s internationals return to the scene…