Leinster vs Harlequins | Overview Page

International - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 3

Leinster

45-28

Finished

Harlequins

Jordan LarmourTRY

5 : 0

11'

Luke NorthmoreTRY

5 : 7

12'

Jarrod EvansCON

16'

Garry RingroseTRY

10 : 7

17'

Sam PrendergastCON

12 : 7

24'

Jordan LarmourTRY

17 : 14

33'

Cassius CleavesTRY

12 : 14

34'

Jarrod EvansCON

39'

Ciaran FrawleyTRY

22 : 14

40'

Sam PrendergastCON

24 : 14

49'

Ronan KelleherTom Clarkson

49'

Jack BoyleDan Sheehan

50'

Jimmy O'BrienYellow

50'

Jimmy O'BrienYellow

24 : 21

50'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

50'

Lucas FridayKieran Treadwell

54'

Joe LaunchburyBoris Wenger

57'

Luke McGrathSam Prendergast

57'

George TurnerTom Lawday

59'

Jarrod EvansYellow

60'

Richardson DanTRY

29 : 21

61'

Harry ByrneCON

31 : 21

61'

Will HobsonLuke Northmore

64'

Jack ConanTRY

36 : 21

65'

Harry ByrneCON

38 : 21

68'

Richardson DanTRY

43 : 21

69'

Harry ByrneCON

45 : 21

45 : 26

77'

Oscar BeardTRY

45 : 28

78'

Jamie BensonCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Aviva Stadium
City	Dublin
Capacity	51700

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