Leinster v Gloucester

2023 - 1 - 13

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Gloucester v Leinster LIVE score updates from the Heineken ... (Irish Mirror)

Leo Cullen's side are currently top of Pool A of the competition having taken a maximum ten points from their two matches to date.

04:00 Leinster have mode a promising start here at Kingsholm as Jordan Larmour scores the first try of the game. "We're lucky with the quality of guys we have there," said Cullen. Atkinson is in the sin bin for Gloucester. 16:00 Gloucester do look threatening when in posession. "It's just unfortunate," said Blues supremo Leo Cullen. Ross Byrne adds the extra points via the conversion. Michael Ala'alatoa scorres the second try of the match. — Leinster Rugby (@leinsterrugby) Byrne once again pops the conversion over. It can be streamed via SkyGo for the BT coverage. Gloucester 0 - 14 Leinster Gloucester 7-14 Leinster

LIVE Champions Cup: Gloucester v Leinster (The Irish Times)

Leinster have their first try on three minutes through Jordan Larmour, one of training ground beauty brought to the match environment: beautiful off the top ...

Leinster concede a penalty, Ross Molony at the lineout and the home side go to the corner again. Leinster guilty of a couple of handling errors, the first from Jimmy O’Brien and then after Ben Morgan produces a thumping tackle. 10 mins: Wonderful break from Jamie Osborne and even though he’s tackled short, Gloucester are offside and centre Seb Atkinson receives a yellow card. It was a poor decision to try and run the ball and they are penalised at the ruck when Harris nails Ringrose. The young centre takes a pass from Gibson-Park and runs a gorgeous line following a Leinster lineout, cuts back against the grain, steps George Barton and dots down, a superb individual score. The home side, particularly Val Rapava-Ruskin, Morgan and Harris, are winning the collisions and with a bit more composure in contact could have Leinster in a little more trouble. Sheehan makes a big break after Gloucester lose a lineout, but Leinster concede a penalty 26 metres from the Gloucester line for not releasing in the tackle. Leinster win a free kick at a scrum but they give away a gilt edged try scoring chance by illegally clearing out at a ruck six metres from the line. Porter and Larmour return to the pitch. It’s been a good half for Leinster on the scoreboard and in some of the rugby that they have played. 60 mins: Leinster win a scrum penalty, concede one at a lineout, win another one at a scrum and then get another as referee Brousset takes centre stage. 32 mins: Two good defensive sets for Leinster but Gloucester are seeing more of the ball with Porter in the sin bin.

Gloucester v Leinster TV channel, kick-off time and team news (WalesOnline)

Gloucester host Leinster at Kingsholm in the third matchday of the European Champions Cup. The Pool A clash sees eighth-placed Gloucester looking for ...

You will need to have a subscription to BT Sport, which starts at £8.50 for the first six months, and £17 per month thereafter. They've collected the most amount of points along with Exeter Chiefs in second place. You can also live stream the game using the BT Sport app. You can live stream the game on smart phone, tablet or desktop on ITV X, but you will need an account and TV license in order to do so. The game kicks off at 1pm on Saturday, January 14th at the Kingsholm Stadium. Gloucester host Leinster at Kingsholm in the third matchday of the European Champions Cup.

Gloucester Rugby v Leinster LIVE play-by-play updates from the ... (Gloucestershire Live)

All the build-up, team news, live play-by-play match updates, reaction, analysis, stats and highlights from Kingsholm.

The line out from Dan Sheehan is thrown long to Ryan Baird on the crash. Leinster tap and go. The Cherry and Whites come into the game having lost 57-0 against Leinster last time out in the Champions Cup after head coach George Skivington sent a second team to Dublin on a controversial move. A scrum penalty for the home pack allows Santi Carreras to arrow the ball into the Leinster half. The Cherry and Whites looks to switch the direction of play and spread the ball wide with a misspass to Lewis Ludlow on the wing but the skipper can't hold onto the tough pass and the pill goes into touch. The backrower is just stopped and a couple of phases later George McGuigan competes for the ball at a ruck and Leinster go off their feet trying to clear it out to concede a penalty. Moments later the ball is worked down the blindside and Hugo Keenan has a one on one with George Barton thanks to a clever slap pass from Ross Byrne and the Irish full back puts in a hitch kick and steps his way beyond down the touchline and score. But the Cherry and Whites were playing with a penalty advantage and kicked to the corner, executed their lineout and set the maul drive only for Caelan Doris to bring it down illegally. The Shed thought Jonny May was over for a try moments earlier after bursting onto a pass from Ollie Thorley and speeding over but the pass from Thorley was clearly forward. Billy Twelvetrees kicks his side into the corner from a penalty but for once the catch and drive game malfunctions with Gloucester putting blockers in front of their maul. Ronan Kelleher is over from a catch and drive, the maul rolls down the blindside to put the replacemennt hooker over. Leinster secure their position at the top of Pool A with a dominant display.

Champions Cup, Gloucester v Leinster: Leo Cullen's men on course ... (Independent.ie)