Ireland’s Munster sink France’s Perpignan in narrow 24-23 victory
12/12/2009 - RUGBY

Ireland’s Munster sink France’s Perpignan in narrow 24-23 victory

Ireland's Munster defeated France’s Perpignan by just one point (24-23) in Group 1 of the Heineken Cup. The victory put Munster one step closer to qualification for the next round of the European competition.
Biarritz roll over Gloucester, Toulouse battle past Quins
18/10/2009 - RUGBY - HEINEKEN CUP

Biarritz roll over Gloucester, Toulouse battle past Quins

Premiership side Gloucester suffered a 42-15 whipping at the hands of Biarritz as Toulouse came back from 14-0 down to beat Harlequins 23-19 in London. Elsewhere, Irish title-holders Leinster bounced back to hand Brive their second defeat.
Perpignan make comeback, Sale beat Cardiff in tense match
17/10/2009 - RUGBY

Perpignan make comeback, Sale beat Cardiff in tense match

French champions Perpignan hit back in style with a 29-13 home win over Northampton while Sale beat the Cardiff Blues 27-26 in a tense Pool Five match.
Toulouse sink Sale Sharks in decisive 36-17 win
12/10/2009 - RUGBY - HEINEKEN CUP

Toulouse sink Sale Sharks in decisive 36-17 win

Toulouse started their European campaign with a convincing 36-17 win against the Sale Sharks. The French side's Vincent Clerc set a new Cup record of 30 tries, beating Welshman's Dafydd James previous record.
Stade Français roll over Edinburgh, Biarritz stun Glasgow
11/10/2009 - RUGBY - HEINEKEN CUP

Stade Français roll over Edinburgh, Biarritz stun Glasgow

France's heavyweights kicked off their European campaigns with mixed results, as Stade Français and Biarritz secured impressive wins over Edinburgh (31-7) and Glasgow (18-22), while Perpignan slumped to a shock defeat at minnows Treviso (9-8).
Title holders Leinster stumble in tournament opener
10/10/2009 - RUGBY - HEINEKEN CUP

Title holders Leinster stumble in tournament opener

The English Premiership's in-form side, London Irish, secured a shock win in Dublin over Heineken Cup holders Leinster (9-12) in the tournament's opener. Elsewhere, Ulster overcame Bath and Gloucester squeezed past the Newport Gwent Dragons.
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