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Bath No 8 Taulupe Faletau is looking forward to reporting for duty with Wales on Monday and a likely return to international action against South Africa next weekend.After an agreed 55-minute comeback in a 16-9 win over Bristol, a relaxed Faletau declared himself fit for duty after 10 weeks out with a medial knee ligament strain.It was good to be out there. Id have liked it to be longer, he said. Im going back in on Monday, after seeing how the boys get on tomorrow (Saturday against Japan). Reflecting on his rehabilitation and carefully managed return, he said: Its been good from my point of view. The coaches at both Bath and Wales have been in contact with each other and that has kept things going smoothly.If Im required next week, Ill be happy to give it a crack.Bath coach Todd Blackadder was happy to see Faletau come through without mishap, saying: I thought he was really solid without being outstanding. He did the basics really well. It was good to see him get through those minutes, wasnt it? Six months half price Upgrade to Sky Sports to watch England v Fiji on Saturday and get the first six months half price Asked whether he thought Faletau would be ready to face South Africa, he said: I think that will be the plan but that will be Waless call. He came through the game really well. Hes a world-class player and he just needed to get those minutes under his belt for his confidence. Hell be better for the run.Blackadder confirmed that fly-half Rhys Priestland had suffered an injury to his right knee, only weeks after recovering from a similar injury. I dont know what is wrong but it doesnt look great. It looks serious.On Baths performance, Blackadders feeling was one of relief: I dont think there was any lack of trying, just probably a lack of execution and discipline around line-outs, scrums and breakdown.Overall its a sense of relief rather than we really nailed it. A lack of combinations probably showed. When you are mixing your 12, 13 and 14 every week it takes its toll in tight games like this and you havent got the continuity. That will come.He added: Its disappointing that we played the game in the right part of the field in the second half but couldnt capitalise and take the game beyond seven points. Then at the end I thought it could go any way.Our defence has been outstanding all season. We just need to get some continuity in our attack and put sides under pressure. We lost the possession stakes. In the first 10 minutes we made 40 tackles and in the end that takes its toll.We couldnt buy a trick at the breakdown but our efficiency and breakdown wasnt there.Upgrade to Sky Sports now to watch England v Fiji and Ireland v New Zealand and get the first six months half price!Also See:Bath take derby winWales v Japan previewRugby on SkyFollow @SkySportsRugbyGeorge Hendrick Indians Jersey . A forerunning sled crashed into the worker Thursday at the Sanki Sliding Center. 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Thousands of Southern California fans enveloped the Trojans to celebrate an improbable win secured by an interim coach, an inconsistent kicker and a thin defence that wouldnt break.Arsene Wenger praised Arsenals spirit after they climbed above Tottenham to finish second in the Premier League following a 4-0 victory over Aston Villa on the final day.Before kick-off the equation was simple for Wengers men, who needed to pick up all three points against bottom of the table Villa and hope Newcastle could beat Spurs. An Olivier Giroud hat-trick and an own goal from Mark Bunn handed the Gunners victory and after Spurs demise at St James Park, Arsenal finished runners up for the first time since 2005.The win, coupled with Tottenhams capitulation at Newcastle, also means Arsenal have not finished below their neighbours since 1995. Arsene Wenger said second place was reward for Arsenals spirirt It was difficult to predict, especially a few weeks ago, but we kept our togetherness, our spirit, Wenger told Sky Sports.I think its now 10 games without defeat and thats reward for our spirit, our mentality and also for our quality.Arsenal had entered 2016 top of the table and looking in good shape to claim their first title in 12 years.However, their title challenge fell away after a difficult second half to the season but Wenger was keen to praise champions Leicester. Arsenal players mob Mikel Arteta to celebrate their fourth goal We had a difficult second part to our season because we had many difficult away games, Wenger said.We had to go to Tottenham, to Man City, to Manchester United and to Liverpool so I knew our position was a bit artificial in December. We needed an exceptional second part to the season and we didnt deliver that, but overall we finished second in the league and you have to congratulate Leicester.They lost only three games and two against us. Overall, they have been exceptional. Barcelona and Real Madrid lost more games in Europe. Its difficult to explain it but it is a fact.Meanwhile, Arsenals victory against Villa saw Mikel Arteta and Tomas Rosicky bid farewell to the club and Wenger insists the midfield pair will be missed in the dreessing room.dddddddddddd Arsenals squad gave the departing Tomas Rosicky a guard of honour as he said farewell to the fans It was very emotional, Wenger said. They are two exceptional players, two leaders as well and they are extremely well respected in the dressing room.Well miss that because they have weight in the dressing room.Every manager knows its important to have this kind of spiritual quality in the dressing room and they were exceptional players but they had exceptional spirit as well. Olivier Giroud scored a hat-trick in Arsenals 4-0 win Looking ahead to next season, Wenger revealed he will look to add two to three players to his squad in the summer as they look to win a first title since 2004.He said: Well try to keep the squad together and then strengthen with two or three more players.Weve lost Danny Welbeck for nine months, so I count it for the season. That means we need one more offensive player but well try to add three players to the squad.Also See:Arsenal pip Spurs to secondWhen Spurs last pipped ArsenalArsenal season reviewLive on Sky ' ' '