Leinster vs Glasgow Warriors

Glasgow Warriors and Leinster will battle it out in the quarter-finals of the United Rugby Championship, we have info including TV channel.

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Leinster's Jordan Larmour is tackled by Josh McKay of the Glasgow Warriors. Image: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO. Leinster 76. Glasgow Warriors 14. FOR ALL OF of 14 ...

With 10 minutes still to play, the scoreboard now read 71-14 in Leinster’s favour, a bad look for a playoff game at this stage of the season. Byrne’s conversion struck the post as Leinster went in at the break 26-7 up. Ross Byrne added his third conversion of the day and Leinster were 21-7 up with 25 minutes played, one foot firmly in next weekend’s semi-finals. With one quick flash of those electric feet he was past three Glasgow defenders and deep in the Warriors half. Jordan Larmour – a man perhaps lucky to miss out in Marseille last weekend – picked the ball up in his own half and sensed opportunity from a situation few others on the pitch would have fancied. Then just like that, the game flipped.

Leo Cullen's men will need to dust themselves off after the bitter disappointment of losing the Champions Cup final to La Rochelle in agonising fashion.

A few misplaced from Leinster in midfield but they keep the ball alive and go wide. We are all square with Glasgow down to 14 men for the next ten minutes. The ball was touched by a Glasgow hand and so it's a Leinster throw, and Dan Sheehan gets over for his second try and his team's fourth. Michael Scully: Leinster needed something to happen and that Richie Gray yellow card provided the catalyst. It's been all Glasgow for the past five minutes and they win a penalty just outside Leinster's 22. The one-way traffic continues as Leinster probe the Glasgow line before Michael Alaalatoa stretches for the line. It's just a question now of how many tries Leinster will be happy with. A badly misplaced pass from Gibson-Park puts Leinster under pressure and they are forced to find touch. But Glasgow take too long to take the lineout and are penalised. The match has long been over as a contest but Leinster are enjoying themselves. Ten tries and a demolition job from Leinster in this quarter-final. He lifts the offload to George and he's over for a try.

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Jimmy O’Brien piled the last dollop of misery on top of Glasgow when he claimed number 12 with four minutes to play. The hosts kept their foot on Glasgow’s throat with Michael Ala’alatoa next on the scoresheet. Ross Byrne converted all three to make it 21-7 with just 23 minutes played.

The game turned on a moment of crazy ill-discipline from the experienced Richie Gray when he took out Leinster scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park with a high ...

Ross Thompson added the conversion and Glasgow continued to tear into the champions from the restart to suggest another testing afternoon for Leo Cullen’s men. Caelan Doris hit three minutes after the restart and then Glasgow full-back Ollie Smith was binned for a deliberate knock-on. Half a dozen tries were scored while Glasgow had men in the bin as they recovered from their loss to La Rochelle with a performance to suggest that they will again collect silverware before this season is over.

Seconds after Gray was pointed towards the bin an attacking Leinster lineout gathered by James Ryan was rolled towards the Glasgow line with Dan Sheehan in ...

The sense was Leinster had more in them and it didn’t take long for Glasgow to figure that out. Larmour crossed again on 64 minutes for 57-14 with Ciarán Frawley then intercepting and bursting in from the halfway line for 64-14. While Glasgow earned some territory late in the half, another attacking lineout two minutes from the break brought the Leinster first-half try count to four. Just 23 minutes had passed in the game and Leinster had already one foot in the semi-final. Glasgow began like their hair was on fire and were quickly into the Leinster 22, firing bodies at the line. It was all one way for Leinster except for four furious minutes at the beginning of the match.

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Byrne slotted the extras to make it 21-7. Leinster march on to host the Bulls in next week’s semi-finals. As the scoreline suggests, this was a one-sided affair and Leinster outscored their hosts by 12 tries to two with Dan Sheehan and Jordan Larmour leading the way with two five-pointers each.