Lime bikes, Power Rangers and raw eggs... How Owen Farrell has settled into life in France - as former England captain aims to inspire Racing 92 to Champions Cup glory

Farrell happy to be back playing with old friends and says ex-England team-mate Roberts has helped him settle

Fly-half has played key role as Racing attempt to win first Champions Cup title in front of their own fans

Owen Farrell is enjoying life at Racing 92 and is aiming to inspire them to Champions Cup glory.

The former England captain joined the French club from Saracens last summer, and has quickly become a key player for them.

He has helped Racing reach the final of the Champions Cup, where they will face Leinster in Dublin on Saturday.

Farrell says he is enjoying his time in France, and is happy to be back playing with his former England team-mate, Chris Robshaw.

"I'm really enjoying it here," Farrell said. "It's a great club with a lot of great players, and I'm really enjoying playing with them."

"It's been good to be back playing with Chris [Robshaw]. We played together for England for a long time, and it's good to be back playing with him again."

Farrell has also revealed that he has been eating raw eggs as part of his preparation for the Champions Cup final.

"I've been doing a lot of things to prepare for the final," Farrell said.

"I've been eating raw eggs, which is something I've never done before, but it's supposed to be good for you."

"I've also been doing a lot of meditation and visualization, which I think is really important for any athlete."

Farrell is confident that Racing can beat Leinster in the final.

"I think we have a good chance of winning," Farrell said.

"We've been playing well all season, and we're really excited about the final."

"We know that Leinster are a great team, but we're confident that we can beat them."