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It's a Finn romance

Irish Sunday Mirror

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June 22, 2025

FINN RUSSELL has buried the hatchet with Johnny Sexton - but reckons he never had any beef with the Irish legend anyway.

- BY ADAM HATHAWAY

It's a Finn romance

Sexton, an assistant coach with the Lions, and Russell shook hands on Monday when the Scotsman joined the tourists in Dublin after Bath's Premiership celebrations.

The Irishman used his recent autobiography to describe the fly-half as “flashy” and not a Test-match animal like Owen Farrell, but Lions boss Andy Farrell negotiated a truce.

However, Russell insists he never had a gripe and is tapping into his knowledge of how to win in Australia - which Sexton did in 2013.

Russell said: “It's just a bit of a craic I suppose - it was never a thing. When we came in, we had a laugh straight away and Andy kind of put it to bed, so that was good.

“Not that it was ever going to be an issue. I think we're all here with the same goal, which is to win the series.

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