In-form Sale Sharks wing Denny Solomona has warned Connacht Rugby that the English club are “raring to go” for their European Rugby Challenge Cup quarter-final at the AJ Bell Stadium on Friday night. The teams have already met twice this season, in Rounds 2 and 5 of the pool stage, with each recording a home victory, and the New Zealand-born 25-year-old revealed that Sale’s analysts have done “a great job” in preparing the two-time winners for their sixth Challenge Cup quarter-final. “It’s crucial that we get our lines right so that we’re running into the right holes and the right men,” the England international told Sharks TV. “The analysis team has done a great job and picked up things when we’ve played them and how they’ve been playing throughout the year to this week. [jwplayer xhWlnIJd] “I think the boys are well prepared after a short turnaround and well rested as well, so I think they are raring to go.” Solomona has only scored one try in four Challenge Cup appearances so far this season, but he has found a rich vein of form of late, notching four in his last five games to become the club’s top try-scorer this season with 11. “Personally, that’s good, because as a winger your aim is to get over the whitewash a fair few times,” he added.