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Stuart Lancaster looks to the future with Connacht

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By Byron Ralston
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Connacht head coach Stuart Lancaster is optimistic about the team's prospects for next season despite a disappointing end to the current term. Stuart Lancaster is looking forward to next season with Connacht despite a disappointing end to the current term. The head coach has been in charge for a year now and has seen the team improve significantly, especially in the second half of the league.
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Connacht’s growing confidence faces its toughest test

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By Byron Ralston
| Galway Advertiser Verified
Connacht, having bagged the valuable eighth URC spot with a commanding 26-5 win over Edinburgh, are now hunting down a win against another Scottish outfit in their bid to progress in Europe on Friday at 7.45pm at Scotstoun Stadium. Their opponents, Glasgow, are understandable favourites – the BKT URC table-toppers with 65 points. Connacht, eighth with 54, have failed to win at the venue in their last 10 outings.
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Lancaster looks to Connacht’s try-scoring prowess to rattle Munster

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By Byron Ralston
| Galway Advertiser Verified
Connacht are preparing for a game of “real significance” when they host Munster in Dexcom Stadium on Saturday night (7.45pm ). Both sides need a win to further their respective ambitions. Connacht, still in ninth, are looking to make the top eight, while Munster, in the fifth spot, are looking to consolidate their quarter-final spot with an improved seeding.
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