"We know how tough the task is" says Sale Shark's Steve Diamond

Apr 17, 2016, 04:25 PM

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Sale Sharks head coach Steve Diamond recognises how tough the task is to stay in the top six in the Aviva Premiership as the Sharks moved into the European places with a 29-17 victory over Bath. #SaleSharks

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