Leinster vs Toulouse
Leinster | Official Matchday Programme of Leinster Rugby | Issue 12 Leinster vs Toulouse | EPCR Heineken Champions Cup Saturday 14th May, 2022 | KO 3pm | Aviva Stadium
Leinster | Official Matchday Programme of Leinster Rugby | Issue 12
Leinster vs Toulouse | EPCR Heineken Champions Cup
Saturday 14th May, 2022 | KO 3pm | Aviva Stadium
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Carbery was off target with a penalty<br />
on 34 minutes as the Irish province<br />
attempted to reduce the deficit, but after<br />
wing Earls dotted down out wide in the<br />
final moments of the half, the out-half<br />
drew his side level with an excellent<br />
conversion.<br />
Despite another Carbery penalty<br />
drifting wide early in the second half,<br />
Munster would take the lead on 44<br />
minutes as centre Chris Farrell scythed<br />
through the <strong>Toulouse</strong> defence and teed<br />
up full-back Haley to squirm over.<br />
<strong>Toulouse</strong> lock Rory Arnold was sinbinned<br />
on 50 minutes for a dangerous<br />
tackle on Munster wing Simon Zebo<br />
and following more ill-discipline from<br />
the French side over the minutes that<br />
followed, Carbery slotted his first<br />
penalty of the game.<br />
They were the only points scored with<br />
<strong>Toulouse</strong> down to 14 men and once<br />
they were back to their full complement,<br />
the visitors grabbed a third try as<br />
Lebel surged through midfield and<br />
produced an outrageous sidestep to<br />
beat the last man and dive over on 67<br />
minutes.<br />
A Ramos penalty then left the scores<br />
at 24-24 on 75 minutes and Munster<br />
replacement out-half Ben Healy was<br />
unable to hand his side victory with a<br />
penalty attempt from inside his own half<br />
with the clock in the red, sending the<br />
game to extra time.<br />
The additional 20 minutes offered little<br />
to separate the two sides, with Ramos<br />
and Healy both unsuccessful with<br />
drop-goal attempts, and with both<br />
teams having scored the same number<br />
of tries, a place kick competition was<br />
required.<br />
And it would ultimately be heartbreak<br />
for Munster, as Murray and Healy<br />
dragged their efforts wide and<br />
<strong>Toulouse</strong>’s kickers held their nerve to<br />
book their place in the last four.<br />
MUNSTER RUGBY<br />
Mike Haley (Ben Healy 71); Keith Earls,<br />
Chris Farrell, Damian de Allende, Simon<br />
Zebo (Murray 96); Joey Carbery,<br />
Conor Murray (Craig Casey 59); Josh<br />
Wycherley (Jeremy Loughman 54), Niall<br />
Scannell (Diarmuid Barron 54), Stephen<br />
Archer (John Ryan 50); Jean Kleyn<br />
(Jason Jenkins 59), Fineen Wycherley<br />
(Thomas Ahern 71); Peter O’Mahony<br />
(Jack Daly 63), Alex Kendellen, Jack<br />
O’Donoghue.<br />
TOULOUSE<br />
Thomas Ramos; Dimitri Delibes (Maxime<br />
Medard 44), Pierre Fouyssac (Baptiste<br />
Germain 63), Pita Ahki, Matthis Lebel;<br />
Romain Ntamack, Antoine Dupont;<br />
Rodrigue Neti (Cyril Baille 45), Julien<br />
Marchand (Peato Mauvaka 45),<br />
Dorian Aldegheri (David Ainu’u 50);<br />
Rory Arnold, Emmanuel Meafou;<br />
Rynhardt Elstadt (Anthony Jelonch<br />
45), Thibaud Flament (Joe Tekori 63),<br />
Francois Cros.<br />
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