‘We would have beaten Biarritz at Edgeley Park,’ claims Saint-Andre

Biarritz 11 Sale 6

Mon, 03 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Pirates Irwin, San Sebastian

The Sharks crashed out of the tournament with a lifeless 11-6 defeat in what will be viewed as huge missed opportunity, given Biarritz’s limitations.

With just a try separating the teams, Saint-Andre felt Sale would have triumphed had their French opponents not played in front of 32,000 noisy fans at the Estadio Anoeta.

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