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COMPETITION NAME : "Heineken Cup Semi Final" 2012
COMPETITOR : Leinster vs Clermont Auvergne
DATE : Sunday,29Th, Apr, 2012
TIME/WHEN START : 16:00 local, 14:00 GMT, 20:00 BDT
VENUE : Bordeaux
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Leinster coach Joe Schmidt was formerly the assistant to Vern Cotter at
Clermont Auvergne. Photograph: David Rogers/Getty Images Europe
Clermont fans may still be expected to outnumber travelling Leinster supporters 10 to one, but at least the neutral stadium, named after Jacques Chaban-Delmas, the Gaullist prime minister who served under president Georges Pompidou and who was mayor of Bordeaux, does not offer the volcanic eruption of the Michelin at full bore. Which is another lucky break for the Irish province, since their two "neutral" semis in Ireland, in their winning years of 2009 against Munster and 2011 against Toulouse, were played at Croke Park and the Aviva Stadium. I suppose if they'd been staged in Baggot Street they could have been closer to the heart of Dublin, but not by much.
Leinster, then, have less of a disadvantage on their travels, and in a clash of the two most complete teams in Europe such a cushioned discomfort may be important. This promises to be a serious test of nerve, with no performer tested more than the referee, Wayne Barnes.
There will be some mean scrummaging to supervise, for example. If Leinster celebrated the return of one of the most famous names in the game, Brian O'Driscoll, for the quarter final against the Cardiff Blues and if the centre could sit tight and admire the damage inflicted by the front five of Cian Healy, Richardt Strauss, Mike Ross, Leo Cullen and Brad Thorn – the venerable New Zealand second row enjoying a late cameo in Europe – then Clermont have welcomed back a less well-known name.
The tight-head prop Davit Zirakashvili is one of the many Georgians bringing their wrestling traditions and skills into the front rows of French rugby. Zirakashvili is the most fearsome, a burly 28-year old who broke his arm against Leicester in December but who is now back, returning with a vengeance earlier this month to make a real mess of Perpignan, who are not exactly indifferent to the joys of scrummaging themselves.
The more the tortured strains of "Crouch, touch … [I suspect you know the rest of the dirge by now]" threaten to ruin the game, the more important the set piece becomes in these finely balanced end-of-season encounters. This is the test for Barnes: to reward the better scrummagers even if it means allowing their work to stray over what the higher authorities deem to be the lines of health and safety.
Healy may pass the Georgian test with not a peep required from the ref, and that would certainly put Leinster in the driving seat. Clermont have never been in a semi before; this is the Irish team's fourth in succession. In the balance of the margins, vocal support from the French stands may not stifle the on-field experience of the Irish.
Clermont, however, burst over a threshold in 2010, winning the French championship for the first time in 11 attempts and after losing the three previous finals. It did nothing but increase their lust for more and they are in full flow on two fronts, their domestic Top 14 and the Heineken Cup. The way they disposed of Saracens in Watford in the quarter-final at the beginning of this month emphasised their power and discipline.
The ability to blend fury and control comes from their coach, the New Zealander Vern Cotter, who had a fellow countryman as his assistant in the breakthrough campaign of 2009-10. Joe Schmidt is now the head coach of Leinster, and their battle of wills is just one of Sunday's many head-to-heads. From the coaches to the full-backs, Lee Byrne with Clermont against Rob Kearney, and all the way through the teams to the Healy-Zirakashvili confrontation up front, this is a little bit out of the ordinary.
Sometimes, the very fact of a match being so finely balanced militates against a spectacle, as the players' similarity of standard – high across the board – means that nothing escapes their grasp. Or perhaps the peerless O'Driscoll may have one last trick to perform on a neutral piece of France\
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Heineken Cup champions Leinster go up against Clermont Auvergne on
Sunday looking to be only the fourth team in the competition's history
to reach back-to-back finals.
Both teams are currently riding high in their leagues with Leinster
topping the RaboDirect PRO12 and Clermont Auvergne locked in an epic
battle for Top 14 Orange supremacy with Toulouse. But come Sunday at
the Stade Chaban-Delmas in Bordeaux, all that will be put to one side.
Leinster have the better record in the competition than their opponents
and eased past Cardiff Blues in the last eight to book their place in
the semi-finals. Clermont, meanwhile, put in a performance of ruthless
counter-attacking and defensive resilience to dispatch Premiership
champions Saracens on their own turf.
Clermont Auvergne - Player to Watch: Brock James endured a
torrid time the last time he faced Leinster but with David Skrela's
injury, he will be the man to watch for Clermont. If he's on his game
then Leinster will have a mission to keep him under control.
Clermont Auvergne - Team News: Lee Byrne starts at fullback with
Sitiveni Sivivatu and Julien Malzieu on the wings. Aurelien Rougerie
captains the side at outside centre with Wesley Fofana inside. James is
at fly-half with Morgan Parra providing the guidance at scrum-half. The
front-row sees Lionel Faure, Benjamin Kayser and Davit Zirakashvili all
link up. In the second-row Jamie Cudmore and Nathan Hines provide the
grunt while Julien Bonnaire, Alexandre Lapandry and Elvis Vermeulen
form the back-row.
Leinster - Player to Watch: Rob Kearney is back to his British
& Irish Lions Test best and gives Leinster a solid platform from
the back of the field. If Leinster are to book their place in the
final, then Kearney will need to be at his best.
Leinster - Team News: Gordon D'Arcy partners Brian O'Driscoll at
centre with Luke Fitzgerald joining Isa Nacewa and Rob Kearney in the
back three. Isaac Boss links up with Jonathan Sexton at half back. Cian
Healy starts in the front row alongside Richardt Strauss and Mike Ross.
Leo Cullen leads the team and partners All Black Brad Thorn at lock,
with Shane Jennings joining fellow Ireland internationals Sean O'Brien
and the returning Jamie Heaslip in the back row.
Key Battle: The battle between Aurelien Rougerie and Brian
O'Driscoll promises to be fascinating. Both are club legends with huge
experience and if one of them gets the better of his opposite number,
then expect that club to prevail.
Trivia: The two coaches - Leinster's Joe Schmidt and Clermont's
Vern Cotter - worked alongside each other at Clermont Auvergne and
guided them to the 2010 Top 14 title.
Stats: The semi-final will be the second French-Irish last four
contest at Stade Chaban Delmas with the other being Munster's 31-25 win
over Toulouse in 2000. The stadium also staged the 2004 semi-final when
Toulouse beat Biarritz Olympique.
Quote Unquote:
"Leinster are pretty much the same team as last season and I think the teams are quite similar with effective forwards and good back rows. On paper you're looking at a 50-50 game."- Clermont Auvergne second-row Nathan Hines.
"Leinster are pretty much the same team as last season and I think the teams are quite similar with effective forwards and good back rows. On paper you're looking at a 50-50 game."- Clermont Auvergne second-row Nathan Hines.
Updated: Sunday, 29 Apr 2012 09:01
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Last season's path from the pool stages to the final consisted of two Dublin games, against Leicester and Toulouse, and the final in Cardiff was possibly as close to a "home" fixture as they could have hoped for outside of Ireland.
Now they must go into the lion's den in Stade Chaban-Delmas, not Clermont's home venue but it still poses a formidable challenge. The estimation is that travelling Blues fans will be outnumbered ten to one.
Leinster's single-mindedness in going about their tasks will be a telling factor. In the last two seasons they have visited France three times and on each occasion have returned with a box ticked.
In last year's pool stages they came away with a losing bonus point against Sunday's opponents, and easily accounted for Racing Metro. In their first game this season they secured a share of the spoils against Montpellier.
The Heineken Cup champions, in contrast to the national side, know they can produce the goods over there.
While Leinster's performance against the Cardiff Blues in the quarter-final was a thing of beauty it was a dead rubber by half-time.
They'll find they won't get anything like the room to reproduce some of those moves, and with Isaac Boss in ahead of Eoin Reddan at scrum-half they may not be as quick to go wide on Sunday.
ASM have built up a talented squad and are, like Leinster, at the top end of their domestic league. Morgan Parra, Wesley Fofana and Julien Malzieu are all capable of causing harm in the backline while Aurélien Rougerie may be tempted to switch into inside centre for some moves to test out Gordon D'Arcy.
The Wexford man's traditional gainline-breaking bursts have been conspicuous by their rarity this season and when Clermont look across the rest of the Blues backline they will identify the inside centre channel as their best hope of making ground in this area.
While David Skrela is out, his replacement, Brock James, was on fire when they beat Saracens in the quarter-final but the Australian is also capable of having a stinker.
Joe Schmidt's men would be wise to get to him early, or late. And if Johnny Sexton starts well with the boot he can pile more pressure on the former Western Force out-half.
The battle up front is a mouth-watering prospect and it is hard to see either side bulldozing the other for the 80 minutes.
The jousts between World Cup winner Brad Thorn and ex-Leinster man Nathan Hines, and between Sean O'Brien - by his standards off form this season - and Julien Bonnaire will go along way to setting the tempo of the tie. Add the volatile Jamie Cudmore to the mix and the forward battle should be irresistible.
There is no doubt that the Irish province's level of professionalism, spirit and refined talent can be too much for any team on any given day.
The O'Driscoll factor is another string to their bow and the centre is capable of coming up with something ridiculous that no team can counter.
Even his presence off the ball can create space for others as defenders try to close him down early. Those outside him today are more than capable of taking advantage.
Clermont have a couple of external factors in their favour. They'll not have been exposed to the media hype that surrounds Leinster, so, unlike Cardiff in the last round, they won't know they are supposed to lose, always a danger.Vern Cotter's men will also have the best part of 30,000 fanatics to spur them on - the 16th man can work for non-Irish teams too.
History shows that retaining the Heineken Cup is an almost impossible task, Leicester (2001 and 2002) being the only side to achieve this feat.
Leinster have the tools but the force tends to be against defending champions as those without silverware are hungrier than those who have just fed.
Verdict: Clermont by four
ASM Clermont Auvergne v Leinster, Heineken Cup, Sunday 29 April, Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeux, kick-off 3.00pm.
Referee: Wayne Barnes
What they're saying:
Sean O'Brien (Leinster): "Clermont are flying high at the moment in the Top 14 and look to have real quality in their squad. They have power right across the board, with a huge pack and if they get the chance to impose themselves they will dominate."
Aurélien Rougerie (Clermont): "We have been building for a number of years. Ever since we won the Top 14 title in 2010 we have been better in the big fixtures. We know that we can beat the best European teams."
Leinster: (15-9): Rob Kearney, Isa Nacewa, Brian O'Driscoll, Gordon D'Arcy, Luke Fitzgerald, Jonathan Sexton, Isaac Boss.
(1-8): Cian Healy, Richardt Strauss, Mike Ross, Leo Cullen, Brad Thorn, Sean O'Brien, Shane Jennings, Jamie Heaslip.
Replacements (16-23): Sean Cronin, Heinke van der Merwe, Nathan White, Devin Toner, Kevin McLaughlin, Eoin Reddan, Ian Madigan, Fergus McFadden.
ASM Clermont Auvergne: (15-9): Lee Byrne, Sitiveni Sivivatu, Aurélien Rougerie, Wesley Fofana, Julien Malzieu, Brock James, Morgan Parra.
(1-8): Lionel Faure, Benjamin Kayser, Davit Zirakashvili, Jamie Cudmore, Nathan Hines, Julien Bonnaire, Alexandre Lapandry.
Replacements (16-23): Ti'i Paulo, Vincent Debaty, Daniel Kotze, Julien Pierre, Julien Bardy, Ludovic Radoslavjevic, Regan King, Jean-Marcel Buttin.
