Liam Williams

Champions Cup final: Leinster v Saracens Kick-off: 5pm, Saturday. Venue: St James’ Park. How to follow: The Irish Times liveblog will start at 4pm. O(...)

Interpretation is nine-tenths of the law so to speak when it comes to statistics, more often than not governed by the subjectivity in arguing one pers(...)

Familiarity breeds contempt it’s said, but for Saturday’s Heineken Champions Cup final it’s surely more a case of respect. For not the least intriguin(...)

Robbie Henshaw’s return a week before the Champions Cup semi-final against Toulouse was as well timed as his injury was freakishly unlucky. Hurt in (...)

The quarter-finals delivered in spades to produce an aristocratic last four and the semi-finals, in their own way, had a similar effect. Leinster’s (...)

It would be interesting to know what debate took place behind the cameras that resulted in handing Billy Vunipola the man of the match award. In one(...)

Munster coach Johann van Graan says he has no regrets about selecting Joey Carbery for last weekend’s Champions Cup victory over Edinburgh after he li(...)

Mark McCall revealed Owen Farrell was hopeful of making Saracens’ 56-27 rout of Glasgow less than an hour before kick-off despite the imminent birth o(...)

Saracens 56 Glasgow 27 David Strettle capitalised on the late withdrawal of Owen Farrell to cross twice as Saracens set up a Heineken Champions Cup s(...)

Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones has been unveiled as the 2019 Six Nations Player of the Championship. The experienced secondrow captained his side to t(...)