Wow another fantastic defensive display from the Bulls as Leinster pummel the line.

Wave after wave of forward power but the ball is held up over the line.

Goal-line drop-out Bulls.

Ian Madigan
Former Ireland fly-half on Premier Sports

Leo Cullen will be happy with their start. They will be disappointed not to have extended their lead, but will be happy to have points on the board after their start.

Bulls lose a lineout and Jack Conan charges through. Jamison Gibson-Park hacks through but Willie Le Roux gathers and brings over his own line.

Five-metre scrum Leinster.

End-to-end here at Croke Park.

The Bulls turn over and spread the ball left through the hands.

Stravino Jacob kicks through and it looks like he will chip into the in-goal area but somehow Sam Prendergast makes up acres of space to slide to the ground and gather the ball.

If the fly-half had a point to prove on defence he made a statement there.

James Lowe draws three men to barge him into touch as he threatens the Bulls' line once more.

Bulls win the lineout and clear.

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Premier Sports

That came almost from nothing, it was quick thinking from Gibson-Park and Ioane does well with the finish.

James Lowe receives the ball deep and punts a rocket of a kick 60 metres up the field and into touch.

Leinster will miss that exit option next season.

Not much to choose at the first scrum as the Bulls get it away.

Plenty more of those to come tonight.

Leinster looking like a well-oiled machine as they charge down the right through Tommy O'Brien and then Max Deegan. However, as the ball is shuttled back inside Ronan Kelleher can't hold on and knocks-on for our first scrum of the day.

It is a carbon copy in the Leinster 22 now, as Leo Cullen's side deny every charge by a man in a white shirt.

Tommy O'Brien is the man getting involved in the turnover to force a penalty and Sam Prendergast clears. Super defence.

Caelan Doris is down receiving treatment inside the Bulls 22 but is up and ready to continue.

The Bulls kick to touch on halfway. Big defensive statement from them to keep the home side out.

Huge advantage to Leinster as they go to touch and launch wave after wave of attacks inside the Bulls 22.

But Cameron Hanekom leaps in with a superb jackal and the Bulls win a penalty

Exciting start to the game with both sides looking to attack, however, the Bulls could be down a man early on here as Canan Moodie is adjudged to have deliberately knocked-on.

The TMO agrees and Moodie leaves the field for 10.

The fireworks pitch-side are complete, but we can expect some bangs on the field over the next 80 minutes as Sam Prendergast gets us under way in this URC Final.

The teams are getting ready to take the pitch at Croke Park.

I'm pleased to report the rain from earlier has departed and the stadium is bathed in some late evening sunshine. Perfect conditions for rugby we hope.

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