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Jacques Burger (File)
Jacques Burger (File)

Dublin - Saracens flanker Jacques Burger will be available to play in the European Champions Cup semi-final against Clermont after receiving just a one-week ban for foul play on Thursday.

The Namibia back-row forward has been accused of striking Racing Metro and France scrum-half Maxime Machenaud during Saracens's 12-11 quarter-final win last weekend by citing commissioner Eugene Ryan of Ireland.

A disciplinary hearing on Thursday saw Burger banned for one week, meaning he will miss Saturday's English Premiership match against play-off rivals Leicester.

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