Leinster vs Toulouse

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“I didn’t watch it before because we were preparing for our own game and didn’t get the result until after that. We got back late on Saturday night but I watched the recording of it on Sunday,” he adds. “It was an unbelievably challenging game for Toulouse, Munster did really well and made it difficult for them. Toulouse showed how dangerous they can be and I think they will even be challenging themselves to be better again and I’ve no doubt they will be better again. “It’s a long list (their threats). Certainly the danger that their backs pose, more specifically that’s something I’ll be dealing with. The quality they have right across it and the ability they have to score from anywhere. “I mean one example is how well they keep the ball alive in contact, they seem to have this sixth sense and instinct to read each other. “It doesn’t necessarily look pre-planned but guys have the ability to take opposition on and others act accordingly around it. When they’re in sync, they’re almost impossible to stop. “From a control perspective, they have two of the best half-backs in the world at the moment at nine and 10. They have the ability to win in more ways than one, and in tight margins they can see out games with those two marshalling. So, that’s one or two things of a few where I think they are very strong and very dangerous.” Of course, as mentioned by the former Blackrock College man, Leinster had their own quarter-final last Saturday evening. In front of almost 20,000 at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in Leicester, they shot down the Gallagher Premiership leaders, benefitting from a healthy 20-point half-time lead when the hosts came out fighting for the second half. Ringrose mentions the visiting support that travelled in force to back them against Leicester but has once again sent out a call to arms for today, hoping for a replica of the sea of blue flags and noise that greeted the team arrival in England. “We had a tough game over in Leicester which was physically and mentally www.leinsterrugby.ie | 19
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