Saracens winners Stade Rochelais will play Exeter in the 1/2 final on Sunday 30th April at 4pm.

Saracens winners Stade Rochelais will play Exeter in the 1/2 final on Sunday 30th April at 4pm.

Stade Rochelles qualifies for the third time in a row in the semi-finals of the Champions Cup. By beating Saracens 24 to 10, triple winners of Europe’s great cup, maritimes enters the last four of the Champions Cup. At the end of April, on Sunday 30 April, La Rochelle will play Exeter at the Matmut Atlantic in Bordeaux.

Against the Saracens, New Zealander Tawera Carr-Barlow scored twice. Second attempt thanks to a magical assist from Levani Botia.

Player reaction:

Taweera Care Barlow, 1/2 Scrum:“After Gloucester we knew we had to play a lot better against Saracens. We managed to handle that meeting better. We got off to a good start, finish 24 to 10, it’s great, we’re going to play our third Champions Cup final and a half in a row, that’s great.” “.

Attacking coach Roman Carmenani: “We don’t really realize that going through again in the 1/2 final. We dreaded this Saracens team, and here we go… We had a state of mind to get it through, and we’d have to keep it for Exeter at the end of the month.” Regarding William Skelton out on a stretcher, what I can say is he’s fine. He was standing in the locker room with us at the end. You must continue

** Reda Wardi: “** These are moments that will remain engraved forever. We must not underestimate this kind of victory against a top European team. To go to Bordeaux in the semi-final against Exeter with thousands of La Rochelle supporters in the stands, it will be fantastic.”

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