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Heineken Champions Cup: Leinster beat Northampton 50-21 to secure last-eight spot with two pool rounds to spare
James Lowe showed his full array of skills as Leinster continued their winning run this season Heineken Champions Cup Pool 1 Leinster (31) 50 Tries: Ringrose 3, Furlong, D Kearney, Lowe, Doris Cons: Byrne 4, Frawley 2 Pen: Byrne Northampton (14) 21 Tries: Biggar, Sleightholme, Tuala Cons: Biggar 3 Leinster booked a berth in the European Champions Cup quarter-finals with two pool rounds to spare by thumping Premiership leaders Northampton 50-21.
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Pro14: Zebre 24-40 Leinster
Full-back Dave Kearney ran in Leinster's second try in the 13th minute Pro14: Zebre v Leinster Zebre (19) 24 Tries: Brummer 2, Elliott, di Giulio Cons: Canna 2 Leinster (21) 40 Tries: Deegan 2, D Kearney, R Byrne, Fardy, C O'Brien Cons: R Byrne 5 Leinster left it late before making sure of a Pro14 victory over Zebre which stretched their lead at the top of Conference B to 22 points. The Irish side raced into a 21-0 lead inside 22 minutes with tries by Max Deegan, Dave Kearney and Ross Byrne.
European Champions Cup: Leinster end Toulouse run with bonus-point victory.
Ross Byrne (right) started at fly-half for Leinster in Johnny Sexton's absence European Rugby Champions Cup Leinster (10) 29 Tries: Conan, D Kearney, Cronin, Byrne Cons: Byrne 2, Reid Pens: Byrne Toulouse (6) 13 Try: Kolbe Con: Kolbe Pens: Ramos 2, Holders Leinster moved top of Pool One in the Champions Cup as they earned a 29-13 bonus-point win over Toulouse in the battle of Europe's form sides. Minus injured Johnny Sexton, Leinster struggled to turn possession into points early on at the RDS.
Frawley and Byrne twins push Leinster to 10-try win over sorry Southern Kings
50 MINUTES BEFORE kick-off, Leinster were still without an opponent to compete for as much as a coin toss with. 50 minutes after kick-off, they were 40 points clear and able to ponder which players needed minutes and who needed to be taken out of the firing line. Garry Ringrose clocked up 55 minutes, looking sprightly and sharp on his return from ankle injury. And his departure presented Jordan Larmour an opportunity to show his wares in the centre.
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