Leinster are through to another Champions Cup final, after their 41-22 dismantling of a disappointing Toulouse side at the Aviva Stadium this afternoon.
Ross Byrne put in yet another dominant performance, alleviating the loss of Johnny Sexton, and there were classy performances all across the pitch, with Jamison Gibson-Park picking up the Player of the Match award.
However, with World Cup squad places still up for grabs, Jordan Larmour won't have been particularly pleased with an error strewn showing.
One particularly egregious moment saw him try and run the ball from his 22 with the game still in the balance, despite Toulouse having sufficient cover and Hugo Keenan clearly pointing at him to put boot to ball.
Leinster just about got away with the play, and when time was stopped, Ross Byrne could be heard loud and clear over Wayne Barnes' mic shouting 'JORDO', while motioning to him that he should have kicked.
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Love a player having a cut but not in a 2 on 2 in your own 22 with Keenan pointing at you to boot it.
Love the D4 ‘JOOORRDDOO’ from Ross Byrne 😅#LEIvTOU pic.twitter.com/IQqHcPcBDa— Colmán Stanley (@ColmnStanley1) April 29, 2023
29 April 2023; Jason Jenkins of Leinster, second from left, celebrates with teammates Josh van der Flier, Michael Ala'alatoa and Ciarán Frawley after scoring his side's fifth try during the Heineken Champions Cup Semi-Final match between Leinster and Toulouse at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
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Leinster will find out their final opponents tomorrow after La Rochelle take on Exeter in the second semi-final.
In total, Leinster scored five tries (Jack Conan 2, Dan Sheehan, Josh van der Flier, Jason Jenkins), while Ross Byrne added five conversions and three penalties.
Toulouse bagged three tries (Ahki, Meafou, Willis), with Ramos adding two conversions and a penalty.
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