European Rugby Cup :

	O'Gara applauds Saracens approach
	Ronan O'Gara says everyone in Munster knew Saracens would come out and attack in their bid to reach the Heineken Cup final
	Haughton to pit skills against legend Howlett
	England hopeful Richard Haughton faces the tough task of matching up to All Black legend Doug Howlett in Sunday's Heineken Cup semi-final shoot out with Munster.
	O'Driscoll focused on final push
	Munster lock Mick O'Driscoll has dismissed the recent indifferent league form displayed by Heineken Cup semi-final rivals Saracens as irrelevant to Sunday's Euro shoot-out at the Ricoh Arena.

O'Connell says Munster must maintain discipline

Jackson eyes Ospreys challenge

Hill prepares for Ospreys challenge

Buxton wants his own 'miracle match'

Vainikolo keen to pit wits against Howlett

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