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MUNSTER coach Johann van Graan has called on his side to embrace the pressure of a Champions Cup semi-final. He wants them to end their miserable run at this stage of the competition which has seen them lose out in their last six semis. Munster boss van Graan Van Graan said: “We will look to impose our plan on Saracens. It’s a European semi-final — a once-off. “You work the whole year, the whole pre-season for moments like Saturday. “You’ve got to embrace it, you’ve got to enjoy it.” Van Grann knows that his nine months of work with the Reds will be deemed a success or failure depending on how his charges answer his call to arms at the Ricoh Arena today. And it will not help the Munster cause that they will have to plan without two of their most talented attackers in Keith Earls (thigh) and Joey Carbery (hamstring). The Munster boss with Calvin Nash Tyler Bleyendaal will fill in for Carbery at No 10 once more, while JJ Hanrahan is an able back-up. Darren Sweetnam replaces Earls on the wing. They have named the same pack that saw them through against Edinburgh, which means that Jack O’Donoghue starts at openside flanker. Van Graan is keenly aware of how tough it will be against Saracens, who have won three of their last five European semi-finals — not to mention two finals. He added: “Saracens are currently the top team in the Champions Cup — if you look at it statistically. Munster will be without Keith Earls “They are the only team who haven’t lost a game, winning six out of six in the pool stages and then beating Glasgow in the quarter-finals. “The more you look, the less you find — because they’re such a good side. “A lot of teams have tried various things against them — but you just have to look at the pool stages and what happened in the quarter-final against Glasgow.” Sarries coach Mark McCall welcomes back Mako Vunipola, Richard Wiggleswoth and Brad Barritt from injury. And with Owen Farrell returning at out-half and Billy Vunipola — despite a hectic week — starting at No 8 — it does not get any easier for the visitors. Munster’s Conor Murray But Van Graan said: “If you get into the last four of Europe, it’s not supposed to be easy. “We’re looking forward to the challenge and looking forward to measuring ourselves against one of the top teams. “Obviously, the core of our starting team is well settled. — and that’s what you want. “And you want guys to put up their hands like they did against Cardiff, to a lesser extent against Zebre and at the weekend against Treviso. van Graan “It’s great that we’ve had a total of 54 players involved over the season. “The guys just keep on pushing. That’s all the players can do — keep on pushing.” Sarries top the Champions Cup charts for tries scored, points accumulated and lineout success. Interestingly, though, Munster top the turnover table — and this could prove crucial. The Reds tally of 56 steals is well clear of Sarries’ 48. The English side feed off quick ball and if Munster can maintain their breakdown standards and starve the Premiership outfit of clean possession, it could prove a key factor. With this in mind, however, they must improve on their two recent PRO14 games when the Munster defence allowed Cardiff and Benetton to break through for soft tries. Like Munster, Sarries are currently second in their domestic league, trailing Exeter Chiefs by nine points. Their form away from Allianz Park has been pretty abysmal, having lost all five English Premiership games on the road so far this year. And with the Munster fans at least matching the ‘home’ contingent at the Ricoh, this could prove to be another plus for the Reds. [article-rail-section title=”MOST READ SPORT” posts_category=”18″ posts_number=”6″ query_type=”popular” /] A spot in the final will be hard-earned, though, and it would be another in the long list of monumental Munster achievements if they can deliver the goods. SARACENS: A Goode; S Maitland, A Lozowski, B Barritt (c), L Williams; O Farrell, B Spencer; M Vunipola, J George, T Lamositele; M Itoje, G Kruis; M Rhodes, J Wray, B Vunipola. Reps: J Gray, R Barrington, V Koch, W Skelton, S Burger, R Wigglesworth, N Tompkins, D Strettle. MUNSTER: M Haley; A Conway, C Farrell, R Scannell, D Sweetnam; T Bleyendaal, C Murray; D Kilcoyne, N Scannell, J Ryan; J Kleyn, T Beirne; P O’Mahony (c), J O’Donoghue, CJ Stander. Reps: R Marshall, J Loughman, S Archer, B Holland, A Botha, A Mathewson, JJ Hanrahan, D Goggin. REFEREE: Jérome Garcès (France).

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Dans son dernier rapport, Greenpeace salue les progrès de certains géants de la mode dans leur gestion des produits chimiques dangereux. Parmi ces groupe, Inditex (parmi ses filiales : Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Pull and Bear) ; H&M ; Fast Retailing (parmi ses filiales :Comptoir des Cotonniers, Helmut Lang, Princesse Tam-Tam, Uniqlo) ; et Benetton. […]

FERRARI should not have used team orders to push Sebastian Vettel…

Final four. Head coach Johann van Graan has named his Munster team for this weekend’s crucial Heineken Champions Cup semi-final clash with Saracens at the Ricoh Arena. There are 12 changes to the side that earned an impressive win away to Benetton in Italy last weekend as Mike Haley, Darren Sweetnam and Jack O’Donoghue keep […]

FERRARI should not have used team orders to push Sebastian Vettel ahead of Charles Leclerc so early in the season. That’s according to former Prancing Horse ace Gerhard Berger, who believes the young Monegasque should be allowed to race against his German team-mate despite the latter’s experience and titles. Leclerc, car 16, has had to let his Ferrari team-mate Vettel, car 5, take the lead this season, despite showing he can match the German In the opening three races of the F1 season, Ferrari have been outclassed by Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas claiming one-two finishes at each Grand Prix. In Australia, Leclerc was ordered to remain behind Vettel in the closing stages, before being told to stay in his teammate’s mirrors after a poor start in Bahrain. The 21-year-old ignored Ferrari’s instructions in Sakhir and went onto lead the race, losing only after an electric fault – still finishing on the podium, while the German had to settle for fifth. Fast forward to last weekend and Leclerc was once again told to switch places with Vettel, as the Italian team hoped the latter could catch the two Mercedes cars. But the four-time world champion could not close the gap in China, finishing third, while the young star was later passed by Max Verstappen after having to slow down. [quote credit=”Gerhard Berger”]I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.[/quote] And Berger feels this is showing that the two Ferraris should just be allowed to race as normal with Leclerc only a point behind Vettel in the Drivers’ Championship, despite playing second fiddle. The ex-Benetton and McLaren racer told Reuters: “Much as I like Sebastian, and much as I rate him, here is a boy [Leclerc] who is capable of winning the championship. “I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.” Vettel is looking to end a six-year streak without a world title, having failed to claim the championship since joining Ferrari in 2015. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is looking to add his sixth overall and third in a row this season – but his team-mate Bottas was still allowed to claim victory in Melbourne despite Mercedes favouring the Brit. LECLERC DESERVED PROMOTION While Berger believes team orders can be good later in the season, using so early does not bode well for Leclerc’s mentality towards the Prancing Horse team. The former Toro Rosso boss and DTM promoter said: “I think it’s a question of when it is [acceptable], and is it really giving somebody not even a chance to win the championship? “If you do it in the first or second race, I don’t agree.” And Berger feels Leclerc earned his promotion and is not too young to racing for such a high-level team. [pod_component pod_component_config_id=”20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i” pod_component_config_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-component-config-prod/20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json” pod_component_config_loader_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-loaders-prod/1.47.3/componentLoader.js?94656″ src=”https%3A%2F%2Fiframe.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-widgets-prod%2Fiframe-pod.html%3Fid%3D20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i%26script%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-loaders-prod%2F1.47.3%2FcomponentLoader.js%3F94656%26config%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-component-config-prod%2F20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json”] [article-rail-topic title=”Latest F1 news” term_id=”2331″ posts_number=”8″ /] The 59-year-old Austrian said: “Ferrari always put the two quickest guys in the car and made sure that the lemon was squeezed. “I think it was just the right timing and the right decision.” Vettel, Leclerc and the rest of the field will head to Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on April 28, with Ferrari already 57 points behind Mercedes in the Constructors’ standings. Leclerc has been handed team orders at all three races so far, only ignoring them in Bahrain where only a car fault prevented him from winning

FERRARI should not have used team orders to push Sebastian Vettel ahead of Charles Leclerc so early in the season. That’s according to former Prancing Horse ace Gerhard Berger, who believes the young Monegasque should be allowed to race against his German team-mate despite the latter’s experience and titles. Leclerc, car 16, has had to let his Ferrari team-mate Vettel, car 5, take the lead this season, despite showing he can match the German In the opening three races of the F1 season, Ferrari have been outclassed by Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas claiming one-two finishes at each Grand Prix. In Australia, Leclerc was ordered to remain behind Vettel in the closing stages, before being told to stay in his teammate’s mirrors after a poor start in Bahrain. The 21-year-old ignored Ferrari’s instructions in Sakhir and went onto lead the race, losing only after an electric fault – still finishing on the podium, while the German had to settle for fifth. Fast forward to last weekend and Leclerc was once again told to switch places with Vettel, as the Italian team hoped the latter could catch the two Mercedes cars. But the four-time world champion could not close the gap in China, finishing third, while the young star was later passed by Max Verstappen after having to slow down. [quote credit=”Gerhard Berger”]I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.[/quote] And Berger feels this is showing that the two Ferraris should just be allowed to race as normal with Leclerc only a point behind Vettel in the Drivers’ Championship, despite playing second fiddle. The ex-Benetton and McLaren racer told Reuters: “Much as I like Sebastian, and much as I rate him, here is a boy [Leclerc] who is capable of winning the championship. “I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.” Vettel is looking to end a six-year streak without a world title, having failed to claim the championship since joining Ferrari in 2015. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is looking to add his sixth overall and third in a row this season – but his team-mate Bottas was still allowed to claim victory in Melbourne despite Mercedes favouring the Brit. LECLERC DESERVED PROMOTION While Berger believes team orders can be good later in the season, using so early does not bode well for Leclerc’s mentality towards the Prancing Horse team. The former Toro Rosso boss and DTM promoter said: “I think it’s a question of when it is [acceptable], and is it really giving somebody not even a chance to win the championship? “If you do it in the first or second race, I don’t agree.” And Berger feels Leclerc earned his promotion and is not too young to racing for such a high-level team. [pod_component pod_component_config_id=”20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i” pod_component_config_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-component-config-prod/20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json” pod_component_config_loader_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-loaders-prod/1.47.3/componentLoader.js?94656″ src=”https%3A%2F%2Fiframe.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-widgets-prod%2Fiframe-pod.html%3Fid%3D20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i%26script%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-loaders-prod%2F1.47.3%2FcomponentLoader.js%3F94656%26config%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-component-config-prod%2F20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json”] [article-rail-topic title=”Latest F1 news” term_id=”2331″ posts_number=”8″ /] The 59-year-old Austrian said: “Ferrari always put the two quickest guys in the car and made sure that the lemon was squeezed. “I think it was just the right timing and the right decision.” Vettel, Leclerc and the rest of the field will head to Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on April 28, with Ferrari already 57 points behind Mercedes in the Constructors’ standings. Leclerc has been handed team orders at all three races so far, only ignoring them in Bahrain where only a car fault prevented him from winning

FERRARI should not have used team orders to push Sebastian Vettel ahead of Charles Leclerc so early in the season. That’s according to former Prancing Horse ace Gerhard Berger, who believes the young Monegasque should be allowed to race against his German team-mate despite the latter’s experience and titles. Leclerc, car 16, has had to let his Ferrari team-mate Vettel, car 5, take the lead this season, despite showing he can match the German In the opening three races of the F1 season, Ferrari have been outclassed by Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas claiming one-two finishes at each Grand Prix. In Australia, Leclerc was ordered to remain behind Vettel in the closing stages, before being told to stay in his teammate’s mirrors after a poor start in Bahrain. The 21-year-old ignored Ferrari’s instructions in Sakhir and went onto lead the race, losing only after an electric fault – still finishing on the podium, while the German had to settle for fifth. Fast forward to last weekend and Leclerc was once again told to switch places with Vettel, as the Italian team hoped the latter could catch the two Mercedes cars. But the four-time world champion could not close the gap in China, finishing third, while the young star was later passed by Max Verstappen after having to slow down. [quote credit=”Gerhard Berger”]I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.[/quote] And Berger feels this is showing that the two Ferraris should just be allowed to race as normal with Leclerc only a point behind Vettel in the Drivers’ Championship, despite playing second fiddle. The ex-Benetton and McLaren racer told Reuters: “Much as I like Sebastian, and much as I rate him, here is a boy [Leclerc] who is capable of winning the championship. “I don’t think it’s enough to say ‘well this one is experienced, this one is not experienced so we take the card of the experience’. I think let it run.” Vettel is looking to end a six-year streak without a world title, having failed to claim the championship since joining Ferrari in 2015. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is looking to add his sixth overall and third in a row this season – but his team-mate Bottas was still allowed to claim victory in Melbourne despite Mercedes favouring the Brit. LECLERC DESERVED PROMOTION While Berger believes team orders can be good later in the season, using so early does not bode well for Leclerc’s mentality towards the Prancing Horse team. The former Toro Rosso boss and DTM promoter said: “I think it’s a question of when it is [acceptable], and is it really giving somebody not even a chance to win the championship? “If you do it in the first or second race, I don’t agree.” And Berger feels Leclerc earned his promotion and is not too young to racing for such a high-level team. [pod_component pod_component_config_id=”20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i” pod_component_config_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-component-config-prod/20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json” pod_component_config_loader_url=”https://www.thesun.co.uk/nu-sun-pod-loaders-prod/1.47.3/componentLoader.js?94656″ src=”https%3A%2F%2Fiframe.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-widgets-prod%2Fiframe-pod.html%3Fid%3D20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i%26script%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-loaders-prod%2F1.47.3%2FcomponentLoader.js%3F94656%26config%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fnu-sun-pod-component-config-prod%2F20190419-countdowntimer-OBNx6hW8i.json”] [article-rail-topic title=”Latest F1 news” term_id=”2331″ posts_number=”8″ /] The 59-year-old Austrian said: “Ferrari always put the two quickest guys in the car and made sure that the lemon was squeezed. “I think it was just the right timing and the right decision.” Vettel, Leclerc and the rest of the field will head to Baku for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on April 28, with Ferrari already 57 points behind Mercedes in the Constructors’ standings. Leclerc has been handed team orders at all three races so far, only ignoring them in Bahrain where only a car fault prevented him from winning

LUKE McGRATH admits that Leinster have been rusty in recent weeks. But the scrum-half believes they are ready to shine against mighty Toulouse on Sunday. Leinster scrum-half Luke McGrath up for Toulouse challenge at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday McGrath cannot believe he missed a try chance against Benetton Leo Cullen has used 36 players in the last two Guinness PRO14 games — a draw with Benetton and a defeat by Glasgow. Both games were at Fortress RDS, where Leinster are usually untouchable. Yet the Italian side scored a late try to secure a fully deserved 27-27 draw, while the Warriors stormed clear in the final 20 minutes to bury a patched-together home outfit. McGrath said: “There’s been a huge amount of changes, so we have been lacking a bit of cohesion. UNDER NO ILLUSIONS “But in saying that, we will not be able to use that as an excuse after the Toulouse match on Sunday. “So this week has been huge on the training pitch. We want to get that cohesion up to scratch. We watched Toulouse against Clermont — and Toulouse were absolutely lethal. “It looked like Clermont had the game won but Toulouse played right to the 80th minute and scored a great try. “So we are under no illusions as to what awaits us.” Some of Leinster’s stars, such as Johnny Sexton, James Ryan, Garry Ringrose and Jack Conan, have been wrapped in cotton wool since the Champions Cup quarter-final success over Ulster and they will be unleashed again at the Aviva. Robbie Henshaw and Devon Toner returned to action in the Glasgow match, having been sidelined since February’s Six Nations loss to England. Henshaw played for an hour, while Toner lasted the full 80 minutes. HIGH INTENSITY Sexton — if he gets the nod to start — will be making his first Blues appearance since December after sitting out every game since the Six Nations loss to Wales. Leinster reckon their high-intensity training sessions are enough to get players up to scratch for any game but this belief will be tested by the Top 14 leaders. McGrath added: “Training gives you confidence. “We’d have plays we want to try and implement at the weekend and it’s about getting them up to scratch. “And if there are a couple of tough pitch sessions, that builds up your fitness and you feel much better.” McGrath is likely to be reunited with Sexton for the first time since the December defeat to Munster. The scrum-half missed the Six Nations with a knee injury and has partnered Ross Byrne, Ciarán Frawley and Noel Reid at half-back in the past month. [article-rail-section title=”MOST READ SPORT” posts_category=”0″ posts_number=”12″ query_type=”popular” /] He feels Sexton’s return would be a timely boost. He said: “Johnny’s a big game player, World Player of the Year last year. “He leads by example. He’s ultra-competitive, which we feed off, so it would be brilliant if he can play.”