1994 World Cup Special: 30 years on

1994 World Cup Special: 30 years on

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Can Bath reach a first Champions Cup final since 1998? Do they have the gameplan to beat the holders Bordeaux in their back yard? Chris and Ashy look ahead to what promises to be an epic semi-final weekend. Henry Arundell is on the pod to discuss Sunday’s showdown in the south of ...  Show more

Caluori, try records & semi-finals week

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