Columnists
Peter Jackson: Blizzard of points is obscuring the view
The Champions Cup, a misnomer if ever there was one, gorged itself last weekend on a feast of tries: 107 at an average of almost exactly nine per match, the redefinition of gluttony.
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Nick Cain: Soaring elation as Gloucester-Bordeaux clash revives the Champions Cup
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Chris Hewett: The sound of silence that rocks All Blacks’ Eden Park fortress
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