French boycott Heineken Cup

France have sensationally boycotted next season's Heineken Cup over a schedule dispute.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 10:32

France have sensationally boycotted next season's Heineken Cup over a schedule dispute.

Their domestic season was delayed because of the World Cup causing a scheduling ripple that leaves no room for European club rugby's premier competition.

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