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The Wallabies will be able to call on the services of Matt Philip for the 2021 international season after the second-rower inked a two-and-a-half-year deal to return to Australian rugby.
Philip, who started in every one of the Wallabies’ six Tests last year, has been playing for French club Pau in 2021, but has recommitted to returning home with an eye on the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
The 27-year-old will be available for selection in this year’s Tests before rejoining the Melbourne Rebels for the 2022 and 2023 seasons.
Munster and Toulouse both looking to move past weight of European history
The high-flying French side have genuine ambitions of winning a fifth Champions Cup title. By Ciarán Kennedy Saturday 3 Apr 2021, 8:15 AM 22 hours ago 7,849 Views 27 Comments
CJ Stander captains Munster today in the absence of Peter O Mahony.
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WHEN THIS CHAMPIONS Cup round of 16 pairing was first revealed one of the words more readily bandied about was ‘history’. Munster and Toulouse, who meet at Thomond Park this afternoon [KO 3pm, BT Sport], are drenched in it.
In previous lifetimes, both clubs have been the team to beat in this tournament.
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Since COVID birthed the domestic super AU competition, the disparity between the top and bottom teams in Australia has never been clearer.
The Reds and the Brumbies clearly have the best cattle going around, and when we get to playing the Kiwi teams, they both will have a good shot to knock over almost anyone in that competition.
But can Matt To’omua’s boot really drag the Rebels to a win against even the 11-game losing streak Chiefs? If the Reds can put on 41 points on the Waratahs, can you imagine how many points the Blues would manage?
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