The game in Dublin was effectively ended after 25 minutes, and the questions turned into whether Leinster could “team” for the second time a week.
It was not just yes, but rounded. Even in the 79th minute, 52 points and eight attempts to good, the Blitz defense was racing against the Glasgow line as it was in the second minute.
Coach Collin said: “This group is hungry and excited, and this is what we want to see.”
Leinster will now face the impressive Sam Prendergast, either Northampton or Castres in the semi -finals, and on the last two weeks, they will be preferred to reach the final.
However, there is one continuous question on Lindster – this is the ability in the largest moments.
It is strange to say this to a team scattered with the Irish and the International South Africa, but their dryness in the cup – which most teams will kill – extends to four years.
They lost the last three European finals, and they did not raise the title of the local UNITED Rugby championship at the time.
This may cause natural anxiety because another possible decision waving on the horizon at all, but the former Linders and Ireland in half, Ian Madijan says, “This year he feels the difference.”