Williams: Saints must improve

Steve Williams believes there is more to come from Northampton as the Saints visit Heineken Cup rivals Cardiff tomorrow.

Sat, 14 Dec, 2002 - 10:21

Steve Williams believes there is more to come from Northampton as the Saints visit Heineken Cup rivals Cardiff tomorrow.

Northampton know that they must win at least one Pool Six game on the road to have realistic quarter-final hopes.

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