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Weekend round-up: How much were the Lions holding back against the Provincial Barbarians?
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The Lions tour begins with an understated win for the tourists, the Top 14 season draws to its thrilling climax and a Super Rugby classic for the ages.
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Super Rugby: Crusaders vs Highlanders
A day game of Super Rugby is something of a rare throwback in New Zealand and the Crusaders and Highlanders made the most of it in Christchurch on Saturday afternoon. The Crusaders won the first half but when Waisake Naholo scored two quick tries after the break – including some classic ‘sign him up Manchester United’ footwork – the Highlanders hit the lead and looked odds on to break the hosts’ unbeaten season. These Crusaders know a thing or two about snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, however…
Lions Tour: New Zealand Provincial Barbarians vs British Lions
It’s fair to say New Zealand wasn’t entirely impressed with their first view of the 2017 British and Irish Lions. They struggled to cope with a ragtag army of players, including Warren Gatland’s own son. While family relations may be strained for a while, this was arguably just the sort of opening test the tourists needed. Were they holding anything back? Watch it back, and decide for yourself.
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Top 14 Final: Clermont vs Toulon
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When a match registers on the Richter Scale, you know it has been a bit special. From the frantic opening minutes, when Clermont pounded at the Toulon line, to the heart-stopping, edge-of-the-seat final moments, when they were defending for their lives, and at most points in between, this is one final that exceeded expectations.
