Leinster vs Leicester Tigers

Europe - European Rugby Champions Cup Final Stage

Leinster

55-24

Finished

Leicester Tigers

Garry RingroseTRY

5 : 0

Ross ByrneCON

7 : 0

Michael AlaalatoaTadhg Furlong

7 : 3

Handre PollardPEN

10'

Tadhg FurlongMichael Alaalatoa

16'

Garry RingroseTRY

12 : 3

17'

Ross ByrneCON

14 : 3

22'

Scott PennyRyan Baird

31'

Ross ByrnePEN

17 : 3

33'

Charlie ClareJulian Montoya

17 : 8

39'

Anthony WatsonTRY

17 : 10

40'

Handre PollardCON

45'

Caelan DorisYellow

50'

Ross ByrnePEN

20 : 10

52'

Tom WestJames Cronin

52'

Dan ColeJoe Heyes

53'

Jamison Gibson-ParkTRY

25 : 10

54'

Ross ByrneCON

27 : 10

54'

Ciaran FrawleyJames Lowe

58'

Charlie ClareYellow

58'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

34 : 10

59'

Michael AlaalatoaTadhg Furlong

59'

Jason JenkinsMartin Moloney

62'

Scott PennyTRY

39 : 10

62'

Cian HealyAndrew Porter

62'

John MckeeDan Sheehan

63'

Ross ByrneCON

41 : 10

66'

Harry ByrneRobbie Henshaw

68'

Charlie AtkinsonHandre Pollard

41 : 15

69'

Olly CracknellTRY

41 : 17

70'

Handre PollardCON

70'

Joe MccarthyJamison Gibson-Park

72'

Jimmy O'BrienTRY

46 : 17

72'

George MartinEli Snyman

73'

Mike BrownYellow

73'

Ross ByrneCON

48 : 17

74'

Sam WolstenholmeVan Poortvliet Jack

74'

Jimmy GopperthAnthony Watson

48 : 22

75'

Harry PotterTRY

75'

George MartinEli Snyman

48 : 24

76'

Jimmy GopperthCON

78'

John MckeeTRY

53 : 24

79'

Ross ByrneCON

55 : 24

Venue Guide
Stadium	Aviva Stadium
City	Dublin
Capacity	51700

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