Three steps to heaven for Kay and his Tigers

Ben Kay, Leicester’s World Cup-winning England lock, believes the club can claim the first part of an unprecedented rugby treble today by

breaking their run of five years without a trophy in the EDF Energy Cup final at

Twickenham against Ospreys.

Next Saturday, Leicester face

Llanelli in the Heineken Cup

semi-finals before entering

the Guinness Premiership

play-offs with a home tie and

another likely final to decide

England’s champions.

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Kay said: "We’ve put ourselves

in the hunt at the later stages of

all three competitions, so why

shouldn’t we say that our aim

is to win all three of them?

That has to be our goal for the

remainder of the season. I dare

say if we landed one or two

trophies it would hardly be a

disaster, especially as we

haven’t won anything since

2002, but we have a big squad

full of quality, so we feel we’re

capable of pulling it off.

"Two or three trophies would

go a long way to making up

for the past few years and all

those losing finals and semifinals.

As for me, I’ve won

everything at international

and club level except for this

trophy. It would be lovely to

make it a full set."