FULL MATCH: Leinster v Munster | 2018/19 Guinness PRO14 1:40:44Watch 'as-live' the 2018/19 Guinness PRO14 semi-final between Leinster and Munster at the RDS Arena.
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Both sides emptied their benches giving the Academy players an ample amount of time to earn their stripes, but even with that Leinster's, squad looked on top and more dominant in all aspects of the game. Towards the end of the game a lovely play between subs Fionn Gibbons and Limerick man Stephen Kiely saw Kiely going over for Munster's only score of the second half. The home-side were unable to capitalise on any of their possessions and struggled with their line-outs with the final score ending with a 12-33 defeat. Munster will now face Connacht away in their next pre-season game in two weeks time on Friday, September 22. MUNSTER RUGBY: Simon Zebo; Andrew Conway, Shane Daly, Rory Scannell, Calvin Nash; Tony Butler, Neil Cronin; Josh Wycherley, Scott Buckley, Stephen Archer; Gavin Coombes, Fineen Wycherley; Jack O’Donoghue (C), John Hodnett, Alex Kendellen.
Weekend appetiser Of course the main course from an Irish rugby point of view this weekend will come on Saturday afternoon. Andy Farrell's men take on minnows Romania in Bordeaux at 2. 30 pm in what's expected to be 35C heat. Despite their patchy warm-up form, Ireland are 60-point favourites as they take on the Romanians who only qualified as a result of Spain fielding an ineligible player in qualification.
Visitors Leinster were dominant for large parts of the contest despite Munster's quick start through a strong maul attack after which hooker Scott Buckley went over the try line after only two minutes of play. Academy out-half Tony Butler added the extra points to put Munster 7-0 ahead early on. Leinster did not take long to reply, however, and after the opening score and after a long period of possession Munster's defence slipped letting Jason Jenkins in under the posts for their first score.
Leinster: Jordan Larmour, Tommy O’Brien, Liam Turner, Ben Brownlee, Rob Russell, Ciarán Frawley, Cormac Foley, Jack Boyle, Lee Barron, Rory McGuire, Brian Deeny, Jason Jenkins, Max Deegan, Scott Penny, James Culhane Replacements: Gus McCarthy, Paddy McCarthy, Temi Lasisi, Ross Molony, Conor O’Tighearnaigh, Diarmuid Mangan, Will Connors, Luke McGrath, Sam Prendergast, Charlie Tector, Andrew Osborne, Jamie Osborne, Aitzol King, Chris Cosgrave What TV channel is Munster vs Leinster on and can I stream it? As far as we can tell it won't be televised. The only way to catch it seems to be via Munster's streaming service entitled Access Munster. It costs €6 to sign up for a month or alternatively €42 for a full year.
Munster v Leinster: Talking points ahead of the Aviva URC 1 day ago — To stop Leinster at home the penalty count has to be kept to a minimum, as they live off the oxygen and territory that penalties give them.
Leinster vs Munster live stream: Watch live coverage of 4 Sept 2020 — The much-anticipated clash is scheduled to kick off at 7.35pm.
What TV channel is Munster vs Leinster on? Stream and kick-off time for friendlyFRANCE against New Zealand isn't the only noteworthy rugby fixture taking place today. That's because URC champions Munster face Leinster in a pre-season affair earlier on in the evening. 1Simon Zebo starts in what's still a pretty strong Munster XV Here are all of the details if you're looking to make it a real rugby-centric evening: What time is kick-off between Munster and Leinster? It will be at 6pm with Cork's Musgrave Park the venue. What are the teams? Munster: Simon Zebo; Andrew Conway, Shane Daly, Rory Scannell, Calvin Nash; Tony Butler, Neil Cronin; Josh Wycherley, Scott Buckley, Stephen Archer; Gavin Coombes, Fineen Wycherley; Jack O’Donoghue (C), John Hodnett, Alex Kendellen. Replacements: Chris Moore, Kieran Ryan, John Ryan, Evan O’Connell, Jack Daly, Ruadhán Quinn, Ethan Coughlan, Fionn Gibbons, Stephen Kiely, Shay McCarthy.
With only 14 men on the pitch, the visiting side scored another try through Barron with Frawley adding the spoils to put them in a significant lead at the break, 26-7. Munster came out of blocks quickly after the restart, but Rory Scannell was unable to hold on to Butler's pass which would have seen him with a straight forward run to the line. Munster continued to kick to the corner with their penalties which resulted in no score for the province as they were unable to penetrate Leinster's defence. Pressure kept mounting from Leinster with substitute Diarmuid Mangan going over the whitewash and Charlie Tector this time converting to give them a comfortable 33-7 lead after 58 minutes of play.
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