Leicester v Leinster

Johnny Sexton opened the scoring in the fourth minute with a penalty but it wasn't until the 18th minute that the game had its first try. That came through a ...

Sexton adds the extras and Leinster are well up early on here. Leicester develop the maul and put the squeeze on Leinster before Nic Dolly gets over for their second try. Too little too late, but something for the home fans to cheer here late on. Leicester offered very little in between Leinster's creative spells and their punishment was a 20-0 half-time deficit. Sexton added the extras once again to give Leinster a commanding lead. Sexton's extras gave Leinster an 11 point lead.

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Coming into this Champions Cup quarter-final, Leicester were defending an unbeaten home record at Mattioli Woods Welford Road but their impregnable fortress was ...

The other wing is tackled well and it goes back to any number of penalties for the Irish XV. There's a lot more to come from us on and off the field." Leinster have defended well when they've had to and been bar far the more accurate side. Leicester were unable to form a maul but they did retain the possession and the hulking Nemani Nadolo was held up after Leinster conceded a penalty for offside. A scrum penalty in front of the posts gave Ford the opportunity to close the gap to ten points. They go short from the lineout, they're looking more menacing and are within three yards of the whitewash. Back to the corner they went and another Montoya throw was picked off. In the week that Tom Youngs announced his retirement, no doubt a few home truths were administered in the home changing room about the need to play for the shirt. Leicester fought back in the second half with tries from Chris Ashton and Nic Dolly restoring a measure of pride but the scoreboard did not do justice to the gulf in class between the teams. Simon Massie-Taylor, the PRL chief executive, warned this week that Premiership teams may struggle to compete in Europe and this was a frightening glimpse of what might be a barren few years for English sides, at least until Saracens re-enter the fray. But what might be dominant carries in the Premiership seemed powderpuff against Leinster as Tadhg Furlong put a bone-rattling shot in on Ellis Genge before Ollie Chessum knocked on. Close-range tries from Josh van der Flier and Robbie Henshaw did the damage in the first half for Leinster with scrum half Jamison Gibson-Park running rampant behind a dominant pack.