Leinster head coach Leo Cullen: 'We are pretty devastated'
Leo Cullen admitted his Leinster side were "devastated" after yet another Investec Champions Cup final loss, this time at the hands of Toulouse.
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Leo Cullen admitted his Leinster side were "devastated" after yet another Investec Champions Cup final loss, this time at the hands of Toulouse.
An all-too familiar feeling for Leinster, as they lost a third successive Investec Champions Cup final. The wait for their fifth star goes on.
Heartache for Leinster. Again.
The Holy Grail, Everest, the fifth star, whatever they call it, Leinster have failed to find what was needed to get their hands on the Champions Cup for the last five years.
There is no "magic pill" for Leinster to get over the line today but Jacques Nienaber has added significantly to their armoury for the latest shot at Champions Cup success, according to James Ryan.
The final of this year's Champions Cup is both traditional and novel. It yokes together the two most successful teams in the history of the competition, but who strangely have never met in the decider.
There's a very particular noise a rugby audience makes when they see a tight-five forward kicking a ball downfield.
The 29th Investec Champions Cup season gives us a final for the ages, as five-time winners Toulouse take on the four-time champions Leinster in London.