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Montauban 16 Sale 12 Attendance: 7,668 Sale stumble despite Hodgson
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SALE brought home a bonus point from France but they will need to
do far more if their Heineken Cup campaign is to reach the knockout
stages after this defeat to Montauban.
While Munster were producing last-gasp heroics against one French
team in Pool One, Sale struggled to find their way out of the mud at
rain-lashed Stade de Sapiac.
Charlie Hodgson kept the fixture in the balance and for 20
minutes in the second half Sale were eyeing the winning points as
they trailed by just a single point.
But following the game's only try from the hugely entertaining
Fijian wing, Vilimoni Delasau, and ...
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