Leinster vs Glasgow Warriors

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Leinster

40-5

Finished

Glasgow Warriors

Dave KearneyTRY

5 : 0

Ross ByrneCON

7 : 0

11'

Rob RussellTRY

12 : 0

12'

Ross ByrneCON

14 : 0

22'

Rob RussellTRY

19 : 0

23'

Ross ByrneCON

21 : 0

41'

Harry ByrneCharlie Ngatai

45'

Ronan KelleherYellow

21 : 5

50'

Sebastian CancelliereTRY

51'

Ryan BairdRhys Ruddock

51'

Vakhtang AbdaladzeTom Clarkson

51'

Jason JenkinsJoe Mccarthy

51'

Michael MilneEdward Byrne

55'

Michael MilneTRY

26 : 5

56'

Ross ByrneCON

28 : 5

56'

Johnny MatthewsFraser Brown

56'

Jamie BhattiOliver Kebble

56'

Simon BerghanMurphy Walker

56'

JP Du PreezAlex Samuel

56'

Ross ThompsonRufus Mclean

62'

Cormac FoleyLuke McGrath

66'

John MckeeRonan Kelleher

66'

Lewis BeanFraser Brown

68'

Jamie DobieGeorge Horne

70'

Chris CosgraveEdward Byrne

71'

Rob RussellTRY

33 : 5

75'

Euan FerrieKyle Steyn

77'

John MckeeTRY

38 : 5

78'

Harry ByrneCON

40 : 5

Venue Guide
Stadium	RDS Arena
Capacity	18500

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