Leinster

Leinster boss not bullish about SA trip

Leo Cullen says Leinster has a logistical challenge trying to get to South Africa for a blockbuster clash against the Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday. @Vodacom #URC

Sergeal Petersen with Bulls fans at Loftus Versfeld

Jake calls on ‘Player 24’ to pack Loftus

Jake White has appealed to Vodacom Bulls fans to get behind their team and fill up Loftus Versfeld for a blockbuster clash against Leinster on Saturday.

DUBLIN, IRELAND - JUNE 10: Caelan Doris of Leinster is tackled by Chris Smith and Marcell Coetzee of Vodacom Bulls during the United Rugby Championship semi-final match between Leinster and Vodacom Bulls at RDS Arena on June 10, 2022 in Dublin, Ireland. (Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile/Gallo Images)

Bulls’ ‘Mr. Fix-It’ braced for Leinster test

Marcell Coetzee says the Bulls cannot afford any soft moments against a formidable Leinster outfit when the teams clash at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. @Vodacom #URC

Jake: History is on our side

Jake White says being the only SA team to have faced Leinster at full strength gives the Bulls confidence for their semi-final clash. @Vodacom #URC

England , United Kingdom - 25 May 2024; Jason Jenkins of Leinster during the Investec Champions Cup final between Leinster and Toulouse at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England. (Photo By Brendan Moran/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

Sharks’ Bok lock crocked

Jason Jenkins, the Sharks’ latest Springbok signing, is sidelined for up to 12 weeks with a knee injury.

Nienaber: I’m not trying to break the rules!

Jacques Nienaber has hit back at accusations that Leinster flouted World Rugby’s rules banning coaches from waterboy duties.

Nienaber pulls off Rassie’s trick play

Former Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber showcased his tactical savvy by acting as a waterboy for Leinster in the Champions Cup final against Toulouse on Saturday.

Leinster v Toulouse in Champions Cup final

Record title win for Euro kings Toulouse

Toulouse inflicted more cup final heartbreak on Leinster as they were crowned kings of European club rugby for a record-extending sixth time on Saturday.

Leinster look to Nienaber for cup glory

James Ryan hopes Jacques Nienaber can help Leinster end their Champions Cup heartache, even if the two-time World Cup winner insists there is “no magic pill”.

(Photo by Steve Haag Sports/Gallo Images)

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