European Shield: Connacht's winning ways continue

Connacht's great start to the season continues to get better and better as they opened their European Shield campaign with a thoroughly deserved victory over a Narbonne side beaten by Harlequins in last season¹s final.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2001 - 22:05

Connacht 18 Narbonne 6

Connacht's great start to the season continues to get better and better as they opened their European Shield campaign with a thoroughly deserved victory over a Narbonne side beaten by Harlequins in last season¹s final.

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