Connacht three fit for Montpellier

Connacht's luck may just be turning. Coach Michael Bradley was thrilled to hear that all three injury doubts - Stephen Knoop, Andrew Farley and John Hearty - will be fit to take part in Saturday's European Challenge Cup Pool Five clash with Montpellier.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 17:32

Connacht's luck may just be turning. Coach Michael Bradley was thrilled to hear that all three injury doubts - Stephen Knoop, Andrew Farley and John Hearty - will be fit to take part in Saturday's European Challenge Cup Pool Five clash with Montpellier.

All three have been named in the starting line-up. Connacht must win to continue their drive towards the quarter-finals.

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