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Dave Heffernan just recently returned from a calf injury
Mayo rugby star Dave Heffernan has commented on Connacht Rugby's recent winning streak in the United Rugby championship.
The Ballina man returned from a calf injury two weeks ago and helped Stuart Lancaster's team to extend their run of three wins in-a-row. Heffernan featured in Connacht's big away win to third placed Ulster and the home win over Ospreys.
"We knew we were building something", Heffernan said in a pre-match press conference ahead of Connacht's Challenge Cup knock-out match against Sharks from South Africa.
The five game winning streak in the URC has seen Connacht jump back into full contention for a Playoff spot. They currently sit in ninth place, within playoff position within reach, only one point behind Bulls in eighth place.
The in-form province will fancy their chances to advance to the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
Kick-off in the Dexcom Stadium on Friday evening (April 2) is at 8pm.
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