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Leinster vs Northampton Saints
Tournament: Heineken Cup Final
Venue: Stadium,
Date and Time: 21 May 2011, 17:00 local, 16:00 GMT, 22:00 BDT

Leinster vs Northampton Saints Match Preview

Leinster and Northampton will both be looking to re-live past glories when they go head-to-head in this season's Heineken Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday.

The Irish province are the most recent of the two to have tasted success in Europe's premier club competition having seen off the challenge of Leicester Tigers in 2009 but the Saints also boast significant pedigree having account for Munster in the 2000 tournament finale.

Leinster, who are chasing an unprecedented Magners League-Heineken Cup double, enter the clash as favourites having emerged from a 'pool of death' featuring Clermont Auvergne, Racing Metro and Saracens before proving too strong for the Tigers once again in the quarter-finals. But they saved their most impressive display for defending champions Toulouse who were sent packing in the semi-finals.

Team Member Of Leinster vs Northampton Saints

Leinster	Northampton Saints
Team 15 FB Isa Nacewa 14 W Shane Horgan 13 C Brian O'Driscoll 12 C Gordon D'Arcy 11 W Luke Fitzgerald 10 FH Jonathan Sexton 9 SH Eoin Reddan 1 P Cian Healy 2 H Richardt Strauss 3 P Mike Ross 4 L Leo Cullen 5 L Nathan Hines 6 F Kevin McLaughlin 7 F Sean O'Brien 8 N8 Jamie Heaslip Replacements 16 Jason Harris-Wright 17 Heinke van der Merwe 18 Stanley Wright 19 Devin Toner 20 Shane Jennings 21 Isaac Boss 22 Ian Madigan 23 Fergus McFadden	Team 15 FB Ben Foden 14 W Chris Ashton 13 C Jon Clarke 12 C James Downey 11 W Paul Diggin 10 FH Stephen Myler 9 SH Lee Dickson 1 P Soane Tonga'uiha 2 H Dylan Hartley 3 P Brian Mujati 4 L Courtney Lawes 5 L Christian Day 6 F Calum Clark 7 F Phil Dowson 8 N8 Roger Wilson Replacements 16 Brett Sharman 17 Alex Waller 18 Tom Mercey 19 Mark Sorenson 20 Mark Easter 21 Stuart Commins 22 Shane Geraghty 23 Joe Ansbro

Watch Super Rugby Crusaders vs Chiefs Live Online Streams On May 21

Crusaders vs Chiefs
Super Rugby - Napier,
Date and Time: 21 May 2011,
19:35 local, 07:35 GMT, 13:35 BDT

Team members Of Crusaders and Chiefs

Crusaders	Chiefs
Team 15 FB Tom Marshall 14 W Brent Ward 13 C Robert Fruean 12 C Zac Guildford 11 W Ryan Crotty 10 FH Dan Carter 9 SH Willie Heinz 1 P Wyatt Crockett 2 H Corey Flynn 3 P Ben Franks 4 L George Whitelock 5 L Luke Romano 6 F Chris Jack 7 F Richie McCaw 8 N8 Kieran Read Replacements 16 Quentin Macdonald 17 Owen Franks 18 Brad Thorn 19 Jonathan Poff 20 Steve Alfeld 21 Matt Berquist 22 Tu Umaga-Marshall	Team 15 FB Mils Muliaina 14 W Lelia Masaga 13 C Richard Kahui 12 C Dwayne Sweeney 11 W Sitiveni Sivivatu 10 FH Stephen Donald 9 SH Brendon Leonard 1 P Sona Taumalolo 2 H Hika Elliot 3 P Ben Afeaki 4 L Craig Clarke 5 L Romana Graham 6 F Liam Messam 7 F Sam Cane 8 N8 Fritz Lee Replacements 16 Aled de Malmanche 17 Toby Smith 18 Culum Retallick 19 Taiasina Tuifua 20 Tewera Kerr-Barlow 21 Tim Nanai-Williams 22 Jackson Willison

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Blues vs Chiefs, Auckland
Time: 07:35 GMT, 19:35 local
Tournament: Super 14
Ground name Eden Park, Auckland

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Foster quiet on Lauaki reports

Chiefs coach Ian Foster has refused to comment on reports that troubled loose forward Sione Lauaki has signed for Top 14 giants Clermont Auvergne.

Reports in Midi Olympique suggested that the 17-cap All Black has signed with Clermont, who are coached by Kiwi Vern Cotter. Foster was tight-lipped at training prior to the Chiefs' final Super 14 game of the season.

"I have nothing to say because I don't know," he said. "I'm more than happy to answer questions once it's formalised, if indeed it is formalised. It's been a complicated two or three weeks for him. It hasn't been easy for him, but he's okay."

Clermont director of sport Jean Marc Lhermet confirmed that the club had been following Lauaki for some time and that the player wants to "revive his career in France".

"He's a player that we've been following for a long time," he told Midi Olympique. "He wants to revive his career in France, and it is a great opportunity for the club to sign a player of the kind of calibre we are looking for. He'll boost our squad with penetrating runs and power. We're very happy to have such a player. He's had a remarkable Super 14 season."

Thompson delighted with Scotland call-up

Jim Thompson celebrated his call up to the Scotland squad for this summer's tour of Argentina by paying tribute to his injured rival Chris Paterson.

The Edinburgh fullback was yesterday named in a 27-man party for the two-match series in Tucuman on June 12 and Mar del Plata a week later. Thompson was the only uncapped player selected as Andy Robinson stuck by the 22 involved in the morale-boosting upset of Ireland in their final Six Nations clash in March.

Thompson, 25, was selected after a number of impressive performances for Edinburgh while his team-mate Paterson remains sidelined with a kidney injury suffered during the Six Nations loss to Wales in February. But Thompson was full of praise for his 32-year-old rival and the influence he has had on his own development.

"It's great to be involved," added Thompson. "We had a couple of unlucky defeats in the Six Nations and a great win against Ireland to finish. It's definitely something the boys are very proud of and something to carry on in Argentina."

Scotland squad: Backs: Mike Blair (Edinburgh), Chris Cusiter (Glasgow Warriors, captain), Simon Danielli (Ulster), Nick De Luca (Edinburgh), Max Evans (Glasgow Warriors), Phil Godman (Edinburgh), Alex Grove (Worcester Warriors), Sean Lamont (Scarlets), Rory Lawson (Gloucester), Graeme Morrison, Dan Parks (both Glasgow Warriors), Hugo Southwell (Stade Francais) and Jim Thompson (Edinburgh)

Forwards: John Barclay, Johnnie Beattie, Kelly Brown (all Glasgow Warriors), Alasdair Dickinson (Gloucester), Ross Ford (Edinburgh), Richie Gray (Glasgow Warriors), Jim Hamilton, Allan Jacobsen (both Edinburgh), Alastair Kellock (Glasgow Warriors), Scott Lawson (Gloucester), Moray Low (Glasgow Warriors), Alan MacDonald (Edinburgh), Euan Murray (Northampton Saints) and Alasdair Strokosch (Gloucester).