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Published 20:14 6 Feb 2021 GMT

In his post-mach analysis, on Virgin Media Ireland, Williams tore into Billy Vunipola, who was sin-binned in the first half, and Owen Farrell.
"The Saracens players weren't at the races," the former Leinster and Scotland coach declared.
"Vunipola there, if we didn't know the pubs were closed, you'd swear he'd been in one. He was out of shape. There was no way he was ready for international rugby.
"Owen Farrell, one of the best 10s in the world, was way off the mark. Even the great Itoje gave away a lot of penalties."
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Williams said the main focus should be on Scotland's players as they were deserving winners who have 'smashed open the whole championship'.
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