Tuesday 17 May 2022
Leo Cullen wants his Leinster squad to make the most of a ‘special moment’ after booking their place in the Champions Cup final.
Johnny Sexton says Leinster will need to hit another level as they look forward to the Champions Cup final on 28 May.
The flanker has stayed involved behind the scenes following his injury-enforced early retirement from the game.
Leo Cullen looks ahead to Leinster’s Champions Cup semi-final tie with the French giants.
The second row admits he got his timing wrong during the French side’s quarter-final win over Munster.
Leinster are relishing the opportunity to test themselves against holders Toulouse in their Champions Cup semi-final.
Hooker Dan Sheehan says the province will look to make another fast start against the French side.
Leo Cullen had mixed feeling after watching his side record a 23-14 win over Leicester, while Genge lamented a ‘missed opportunity’.
The province did most of the damage in a dominant first half display at Welford Road.
It’s another busy few days of action.
Leo Cullen has welcomed back all his big hitters for Saturday’s trip to Welford Road.
Joey Carbery says Saturday’s win over Exeter Chiefs was a reminder of the potential in the Munster squad.
Saturday’s win over Exeter was a special day in Limerick but the province will head to Dublin for their Champions Cup quarter-final with Toulouse.
Munster fed off a brilliant atmosphere in Limerick but the stadium is booked up on the weekend of their Champions Cup quarter-final.
Johann van Graan was full of praise for Peter O’Mahony after his superb individual display against Exeter Chiefs.
The province have qualified for the quarter-finals of the Heineken Champions Cup thanks to a superb 26-10 win at Thomond Park.
Johann van Graan’s side have the quality to overturn a five-point deficit but need to be more clinical in attack.
Leinster hold a five-point advantage ahead of today’s Champions Cup round of 16 return leg meeting with Connacht.
The two Ireland internationals are back from injury to start against Connacht at the Aviva Stadium tomorrow.
The Western province face a massive task as they look to overturn a five-point deficit at the Aviva Stadium.
Munster flanker Jack O’Donoghue on his strong form this season, and Graham Rowntree’s promotion to head coach.
The Ireland scrum-half had been cited for a high tackle on Connacht’s Kieran Marmion in the first tie.
The scrum-half will face a disciplinary hearing this evening ahead of Friday’s Champions Cup clash at the Aviva Stadium.
Simon Zebo and Diarmuid Barron are also back in training having recovered from illness ahead of Saturday’s return meeting with Exeter Chiefs.
Johann van Graan feels Munster’s 13-8 loss in Devon has set the two teams up for a massive second leg tie at Thomond Park.
The province put in a major shift in defeat to Exeter but their attack leaves much to be desired.
Munster coach Johann van Graan was pleased with his team’s fighting spirit as the province left Sandy Park with a 13-8 defeat.
The province produced a huge defensive effort in a gripping 13-8 loss at Sandy Park.
The province have been hit hard by injuries but can still trouble the Chiefs at Sandy Park today.
Munster head to Devon for a Champions Cup round of 16 tie this weekend.
The province host Leo Cullen’s side in Galway in the first leg of the Champions Cup round of 16 this weekend.
The Exeter wing faces a battle to play again this season after sustaining the injury in England’s Six Nations defeat to France.
The Leinster prop is expected to miss the European double-header with Connacht as well as a series of URC interpro derbies.
The province’s attack was much improved against the English side on Sunday.
Munster boss Johann van Graan also confirmed Keith Earls should recover from injury in time for Ireland’s Six Nations campaign.
Zebo marked his first Champions Cup appearance since returning from Racing by becoming the province’s all-time leading try-scorer in Europe.
Ben Healy is back at out-half as Jack Crowley drops to the bench for today’s Champions Cup clash against Wasps.
In-form Ulster centre James Hume says he is finally beginning to play with more self-belief.
With the clock at 83 minutes, Castres had the bonus point victory they needed to climb to seventh in the table and drop Toulouse to eighth.
