and even though we are a little bit beat up, we

All the reaction from around the European Champions Cup Round 2 as Toulon got back to winning ways and Munster remembered Anthony Foley.Sale 5-15 ToulonSale Sharks director of rugby Steve Diamond:?Theyve got three sets of eyes on him (Magnus Lund who was sin-binned for Sale), so whether hes done for no hands or late or whichever, we cant give penalties away like that week in, week out because youre going to get yellow cards. When you go down to 14 men teams can punish you, certainly teams like Toulon.I suppose we could have kicked the penalty in front of the posts but if we could have gone over from one of those drives, it would have been an interesting last 10 minutes. That was our decision, to go for those corners, and probably the right thing to do.Toulon head coach Diego Dominguez:?The difference was our first 20 minutes, we were very strong. That was the difference, he said. Dominguez defended Vermeulen after the skipper saw yellow for tripping Sam James when the fly-half had kicked through. The yellow card (for Duane Vermeulen) was not voluntary. It was a reflex. Not on purpose. It was a yellow card but it wasnt on purpose.Munster 38-17 Glasgow WarriorsMunsters director of rugby Rassie Erasmus:?I feel relieved because of the unknown element about the week. The territory we got into this week and circumstances, different things, I did not know, myself, how we would react, how the players would react, even the referee or the opposition. It was such a weird week which you cant really prepare for. Even with the warm-up I wasnt even sure what we would get out of this.We had a good chat last night and this morning about what we were going to try and achieve, not even result-wise, but more the way we wanted to play. I was expecting that would come through, but not in such a mature way, for the players to do it so quickly after something tragic that happened to Axel (Anthony Foley), so I am relieved.?The tough things are the small things. You get into the bus to the field, Axels seat is there. You get into the changing room, all the little things that remind you. Then you get out to the field and the Munster people, the Irish people, do things that are very personal, with so much emotion and then I wasnt sure how that would impact on everyone, from the opposition to us, so I am relieved the guys handled it like that.Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend: As coaches we obviously focus on the rugby, but we are also part of mentally preparing our players, getting them to believe in themselves and go out there and play. This was different and we were focusing on the rugby side of it. We talked about what we expected today, with the crowd noise, the whole atmosphere. Its the Champions Cup. We know every game is difficult. This was really difficult today. We have missed not picking up any points today and given one of our rivals five points. It will be tough from here.Castres 41-7 NorthamptonNorthampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder:?We got to half-time and, really, it was game over, already. It doesnt mean were out of the Champions Cup. It was a massive disappointment to come here and get nothing, but we won our home game so were still in with a chance. We didnt get on the front foot at all in the first half and the little ball we got, we didnt look after. We didnt get enough numbers to the breakdown; we tried silly offloads which were never on, and they punished us.?We show that against big, physical packs we can compete. Today, we just didnt at all. We were never on the front foot. We were chasing shadows, basically. You dont want to come out to France and give them as much as we did. Once a French team - and Castres are one of the best teams - gets on the front foot, and the suns shining on their backs and the band starts playing, theyre very difficult team to beat.Castres forwards coach Joe El-Abd:?Last week was difficult. We were taught a lesson in how to play European rugby - we werent quite ready for the intensity. But we learned our lessons and have worked hard all week on what we did wrong, and it all clicked this weekend. Last week we forgot that rugby starts with the basics - the maul, the scrum, defence.If you dont get that right, you cant put your game together. The boys put things right today, and they should be happy. But that doesnt mean they can rest on their laurels. Weve got a massive game coming up against Bordeaux. Weve played three away games that are probably the toughest games Ive been involved in, against Clermont, Montpellier and Leinster. Next weekend, were going to come out with all guns blazing.Ulster 18-16 Exeter ChiefsUlster captain Andrew Trimble: It was one of those finishes to a game that was entertaining and I think a lot of supporters got their moneys worth, but it was a little bit too entertaining at the end, we had to dig really deep. That is an Exeter side that is hurting a bit from last weeks result and they came out fighting. The first 15-20 minutes when it was dry we were able to take them through phases and move them about the pitch and keep the tempo up, then it just became a proper old school dog fight out there.Whenever it comes down to that its about who wants it more and who has more character and who is going to be brave enough to stand up and take the game by the scruff of neck, and we had to do that a couple of times. Whenever there is three or four minutes left and you have to get down there we put Jackie in the pocket and he delivered. I am very proud of the performance and there are definitely things to work on.Exeter Head Coach Rob Baxter: We topped the pool last year that was won by a team with 16 points and there are four games left and we have a point. Well keep fighting to the death and the one thing we have learned if you fight to the death you always have an opportunity. Well keep going for it, wrapping up tonight the players are hurting for the right reasons. Last week they were hurting for the wrong reasons because we didnt give ourselves a chance to get into that game and tonight we did.To come to Ulster with such a good crowd and atmosphere and to stand and fight and refuse to get bowed, because there were moments when they got some momentum, and refuse to bend and to be within one or two feet of a drop goal going over and us winning what would have been a remarkable game... Im disappointed but for the right reasons and I think we learned a little bit about ourselves tonight.Saracens 44-26 ScarletsSaracens director of rugby Mark McCall: told the Saracens website?I think there were a lot of strong performances, a lot of strong individual performances across the team. Michael Rhodes had a really prominent game today carried really well for us, Mako, Owen Farrell was magnificent for us. Nick Tompkins came in at the eleventh hour...and did a really good job for us as well so some good performances across the team.Were pleased we got the win that we wanted, we got the bonus point that we wanted, did a lot of good things in the game, but also did some not so good things and obviously we dont like to concede 26 points at home. We made some errors along the way and a few more handling errors that we would have liked, but that would be a bit glass half empty because some of the rugby that we produced was really nice.Scarlets captain Ken Owens told the Scarlets website:?Against the best team in Europe I thought we found some space and looked pretty sharp attacking wise. Weve got to learn from this and front up the next couple of weeks. We saw massive character from the boys to keep going. We put them under pressure, we didnt fold at any point during the 80 minutes.Weve got to take heart, weve got a big challenge in those two back-to-back weeks in December (against Toulon). Itll be another huge challenge against a formidable side, if we play a high tempo game and move their big pack around Im sure well get some gains.Montpellier 22-16 LeinsterLeinster head coach Leo Cullen:?For the most part we handled things really well, but then we get a really good turnover and give the ball straight back to them when they score (through Martin). It felt like a really cheap seven points. A couple of minutes later we defend a maul quite well to the sideline, but we defended quite narrow because of some of the threats they have and then Nadolo - it was really strong finish from him, we know the threat he poses.Again the try in the second half (from Nadolo), we do really well to defend the maul, get a scrum from the turnover and we just cough up a cheap one. You have to be able to deal with things like that if you want to progress in this tournament. I thought the lads scrambled their way back into the game. Even after not getting over a couple of times, for Isa to get over at the end was pleasing and Isas smart enough to get a little closer to the posts to make the conversion a bit easier.Montpellier flanker Fulgence Ouedraogo:?The hard work paid off, it was very important for us to win today. The conditions were tough, but we scrummaged and mauled well and took our scoring chances when they came, particularly Nemani (Nadolo). It was frustrating at the end, though, to give away that try. Leinster didnt play well but they ended up leaving here with a losing bonus point. Thats the mark of great teams.Toulouse 20-20 WaspsWasps director of rugby Dai Young: We showed a lot of composure, even when we were under the pump - in the last 20 minutes, we still had our structure and still had our patterns. And we produced opportunities. We produced three or four try-scoring opportunities just by carrying on playing and not getting frustrated.As the game wore on, Toulouse got a bit more tired and a bit more space started to open up for us and we started to play the rugby that we know we can play. In tight games - and these are always going to be tight games - you need a kicker of quality and my moneys on Jimmy when it comes to those big kicks.Leicester 27-17 Racing 92Leicester director of rugby Richard Cockerill:?We know Freddie has got some stardust about him. You take the risk with the intercept, and if it comes off, you are okay. Freddie is a very good footballer and he read it very well. Everything went right for him tonight, and I am delighted for him. Freddie is up for the challenge. If he is in the limelight, he is happy!Those sorts of personalties play in those sorts of positions, and he would have relished having the opportunity to show what he could do. I am delighted with the performance and the result, and to deny them anything out of the game is important. We defended well, and our set-piece was probably the difference.?Zebre 7-52 ConnachtConnacht head coach Pat Lam:?It was a professional performance. We are top of the table now, but theres a long way to go. Obviously it shows how tough our pool is and its going to come down to two of us probably going through. That is the battle. We are sitting in a good place, but we have a tough job in December away to Wasps (who are two points behind) in Coventry.The good thing now is we have two from two, nine points, so we can now park this. We have two big games in the PRO12 starting with Leinster at the RDS before we head into a break. We are starting to get back to where we were at last year, but the maturity of the group is key regardless of their age.Zebre captain George Biagi:?This is the Champions Cup so teams play the best rugby, and today we started really badly. When you start badly, its hard to get some momentum and points on the board. I thought we did well in the first half to concede only two (tries). The red card made life tremulously hard for us, and Connacht have quality and today they showed it. We just did everything wrong today and played into their hands. Adidas Yeezy 350 Cheap . Booth picked up 65 caps after making her national team debut in 2002 at the age of 17. She most recently played for Sky Blue FC of the National Womens Soccer League. "It just felt like it was my time to move on," she said in a phone interview from her hometown of Burlington, Ont. Cheap Yeezy 350 Australia . PETERSBURG, Fla. http://www.cheapyeezy350australia.com/ . -- Bobby Ryan helped the U. Yeezy 350 Wholesale . Scott Kazmir allowed four hits in seven shutout innings, Michael Brantley hit a two-run homer in a three-run first inning and the Indians maintained their hold on an AL wild-card spot with a 4-1 win over the Houston Astros on Saturday night. Cheapest Yeezy Boost 350 . That left plenty of energy for pitching books and swatting away free agency questions. Anthony had 24 points and nine rebounds, and the Knicks avenged an embarrassing home loss with a rout of their own, beating the Boston Celtics 114-88 on Wednesday night for their third straight victory. EAST HARTFORD, Conn. -- Phillip Walker threw three first-quarter touchdown passes Friday night and that was enough.Walker finished with 215 yards passing and the three scores to lead the Owls to their fourth consecutive win, a 21-0 shutout of UConn.Running back Jahad Thomas caught two of those touchdowns and had 73 receiving yards to go with 83 yards rushing. The Owls other running back, Ryquell Armstead, ran 20 times for 133 yards and Temple (7-3, 5-1 American) put up 431 yards of offense.UConn freshman quarterback Donovan Williams, playing in his first game, completed 12 of 21 passes for 69 yards and ran for 66. The Huskies (3-7, 1-5) have lost four straight.Walker completed his first eight passes and Temple scored all of the games points on its first three drives. The senior hit Thomas on scoring strikes of 23 and 10-yards and found receiver Romond Deloatch from 18-yards out.The Owls put up 206 yards in the first quarter.We got a rhythm going and we got going, said Walker.But, his ninth pass was intercepted in the end zone by UConns Obi Melifonwu, who picked off another in the end zone in the fourth quarter to end a 13-play, 87-yard Temple drive.Had we not had those, maybe we come away and its a 35-42 point game, said coach Matt Rhule. We had three turnovers and still won the game, thats pretty hard to do.The Temple defense made sure UConn never got in the game. The Owls held the Huskies to 160 yards of offense.Williams, who was expected to redshirt this season, had a 43-yard first-quarter run to set up UConns best scoring chance. But Temples Michael Dogbe blocked a 35-yard field goal attempt.It was the third straight week the Owls have blocked a kick.The team tried hard today, UConn coach Bob Diaco said. Its not for a lack of trying. They fought hard, they continue to strain. (But) theres so much to clean up. People dont want to hear me say positive things anymore.ddddddddddddTHE TAKEAWAYTemple: The Owls remain in good in position to win the American Athletic Conferences East Division. Temple and South Florida have one loss each in the conference, but Temple holds the tiebreaker after beating the Bulls last month. USF has a bye this week before playing at Memphis on Nov. 12.Im really proud of the guys, Walker said. Weve gone out there and competed and even though we are a little bit beat up, we havent made any excuses.UConn: The Huskies bowl hopes ended with the loss along with their plans for redshirting Williams. The freshman was under pressure all night and finished as UConns leading rusher, despite being sacked five times.Now, I know what to look forward to, especially the speed of the game, Williams said. I still have a lot to learn, but Im taking one step at a time.Diaco said Williams would have started earlier this season, but the freshman suffered an injury in practice in early October.MILESTONEWalkers 215 passing yards give him 2,205 for the season. He becomes the first player in school history to throw for more than 2,000 yards in four consecutive seasons.FIRST QUARTER WOESUConns first quarter scoring this year has been limited to three field goals. The Huskies are the only Bowl Subdivision team without a first-quarter touchdown.UP NEXTTemple: The Owls go into their first bye week after nine consecutive games. They next play Tulane in New Orleans on Nov. 19. and close the season at home against East Carolina.UConn: The Huskies also get a week off before heading north to renew their rivalry with Boston College in Chestnut Hill. The Huskies close the season at home against Tulane on Nov. 26.---This story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Phillip not Philip in lede. ' ' '