European Rugby Cup : ERC

Video Content

	Heineken Cup Final Highlights
	The 12th Heineken Cup final took place at Twickenham Stadium in front of a record crowd of 81,076. Relive the best of the action when London Wasps defeated Leicester Tigers to become the Heineken Cup Champions.
	Leicester V Scarlets
	Watch the best of the Heineken Cup semi-final from Walkers Stadium when Leicester Tigers overcame the Llanelli Scarlets challenge to book their place in the 12th Heineken Cup final.
	Northampton Saints V London Wasps
	Watch the Sky Sports highlights from the Heineken Cup semi-final at Ricoh Arena when London Wasps defeated Northampton Saints.

Ranger Thunder Week - 14th - 22nd April 2007

Biarritz V Northampton Saints Highlights

Leicester Tigers V Stade Francais Highlights

London Wasps V Leinster Highlights

Llanelli Scarlets V Munster Highlights

Audio News

	We can win treble next year - Corry
	Leicester captain Martin Corry rallied his weary Leicester troops by declaring they can attack the Treble next season and now they know what they have to do.
	Marsh hopes to build on Cup success
	Former France centre Tony Marsh hopes his ASM Clermont Auvergne side can build on their success after lifting the Challenge Cup by beating Bath at the Stoop.
	Cotter praises his cup winning troops
	ASM Clermont Auvergne coach Vern Cotter was full of praise for his team after their Challenge Cup victory over Bath.

Howard disappointed in defeat

Dallaglio proud of Wasps' achievements

King on top of the world

Heineken Cup final audio preview

Dragons' joy at Heineken Cup qualification

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