Russell Glad to Mend Fences with Sexton
- Finn Russell and Johnny Sexton have resolved their past differences and are now working together on the upcoming British and Irish Lions tour in Australia scheduled for 2025.
- Their past disagreements included Sexton's criticism of Russell as "flashy" and his disappointment at being overlooked for the 2021 Lions tour in favor of Russell.
- At 32, Russell recently helped Bath secure the top spot in the Gallagher Premiership and is focused on motivating the Lions to achieve their first series victory since 2013 while aiming to promote an expansive style of play.
- Russell mentioned that as soon as they arrived, they shared a laugh, and Andy quickly settled the matter, which was positive.
- The Lions began their 2025 tour with a 28-24 defeat to Argentina in Dublin, leaving them focused on uniting quickly to win the upcoming Australian series.
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'Lionel Messi of rugby' looks to settle scores after Joe Marler refusal and 2021 Lions woe - The Mirror
At 32, and at the peak of his considerable powers, the stars seem to be aligning for this prodigious talent of Finn Russell to deliver a career-defining summer of rugby
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Finn Russell says Andy Farrell helped put any tension with Johnny Sexton to bed
Sexton has previously been critical of Russell.
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Read Full ArticleFinn Russell glad to mend fences with Johnny Sexton as Lions head to Australia
Finn Russell has revealed that he buried the hatchet with Johnny Sexton with the help of Andy Farrell as the old foes join forces on the British and Irish Lions tour to Australia. Former Ireland captain Sexton has previously been critical of Russell, labelling him "flashy" and a "media darling", while adding he would choose Owen Farrell over him against the Wallabies because the former England skipper is a "Test match animal". And in his autobio…
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