Toulouse face Leinster in Champions Cup after landing Sharks

Toulouse booked their Heineken Champions Cup semi-final spot with a 54-20 victory over Sharks at Stade Ernest-Wallon.
The five-time European champions made a statement of intent by scoring seven tries with full-back Thomas Ramos contributing 29 points.
The South African visitors were 10-3 ahead after 31 minutes and were still in the contest until Toulouse cut loose in the final 11 minutes.
A Curwin Bosch penalty and Grant Williams’ try put Sharks ahead but the boot of Ramos and Juan Cruz Mallia’s burst into the corner gave Toulouse a 14-10 interval lead.
Ramos converted his own try after racing over from Antoine Dupont’s pass but Sharks hit back when full-back Boeta Chamberlain broke through and Bosch added the extras.
Mallia scorched over for his second try and Sharks’ hopes were dented when Williams’ try was disallowed for a forward pass just as Bosch was about to take the conversion.
Bosch did reduce the arrears with a penalty but Toulouse went on the rampage in the final quarter with tries for Ramos, Peato Mauvaka, Arthur Retiere and Romain Ntamack.
Toulouse will travel to Dublin to play Leinster in the semi-final later this month.
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Oh it is 100% about revenge. With the time off we now have and the momentum it's first string out their and we play!
Go to commentsA great game. Worthy of a World Cup status after we have endured the big guns crunching minnows by 60 to 90 points Very little in it and besides their kicking fiasco the Saffers made too many mistakes and left too many chances go begging. They will still be a team to be reckoned with if they make it through. By the way I like Argentina and Scotland. You don’t have to win this thing to be proud.
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