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Champions Cup final will have independent TV director in charge
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04.05.2026

Champions Cup final will have independent TV director in charge

Bath unhappy with collision between Barbeary and LucuSome camera angles were unavailable to TMO in semi-finalAn independent broadcast director is set to be in position for this month’s Champions Cup final in Bilbao after disquiet about the lack of crucial replays available to match officials during Bath’s 38-26 semi-final defeat against Bordeaux-Bègles on Sunday. Johann van Graan, Bath’s head of rugby, suggested three high tackles on his No 8, Alfie Barbeary, were missed because the referee and television match official (TMO) had not been supplied with all the requisite angles by the French host broadcaster. Members of the commentary team on Premier Sports also highlighted the absence of replay footage.Different protocols are in place in the Champions Cup compared with the United Rugby championship and the Six Nations, when an independent operator sits with the TMO to ensure the best pictures are readily available. On Sunday, under EPCR regulations relating to host country arrangements, a French director was in place. Continue reading...

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Guardian Sport
Munster thrash Ulster 41-14 with seven-try bonus-point win at Thomond Park
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25.04.2026AI özeti

Munster thrash Ulster 41-14 with seven-try bonus-point win at Thomond Park

Munster secured a commanding 41-14 victory over Ulster at Thomond Park, scoring seven tries in the process. Flanker John Hodnett crossed for four tries while substitute Alex Kendellen grabbed a hat-trick as the hosts claimed a bonus-point win. The result sees Munster move above Ulster in the United Rugby Championship table with two rounds remaining, enhancing their hopes of making the top-eight knockout phase.

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BBC Sport
Cardiff beat Ospreys at Arms Park for first win since 2007 in heated Welsh derby
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24.04.2026AI özeti

Cardiff beat Ospreys at Arms Park for first win since 2007 in heated Welsh derby

Cardiff secured their first victory against Ospreys at Arms Park since 2007 with a win that lifts them to fourth in the URC table. The Blue and Blacks scored through Rory Thornton, Liam Belcher and Dan Thomas, while Callum Sheedy kicked nine points. Ospreys had Daniel Kasende sent off for 20 minutes, with the match featuring multiple yellow cards as Cardiff held on for a crucial derby win in front of 12,036 fans.

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BBC Sport