The springbok slots the extras from the right hand side, a tricky kick coolly slotted.

Charlie Clare touches down from a line-out (not in the way you expect!) to give Leicester a slim lifeline.

A long clearance by the visitors handed Leinster a line-out just five metres from their own line. However, Kelleher's overthrow sees Clare collect at the tail of the line and splash down.

The extras are added and the hosts extend their lead.

Long way back for Tigers now.

Ireland backrow Jack Conan makes an impact from the bench, collecting a pop and finding space to touch down beneath the posts.

Ilione works incredibly hard to almost stop the score but can't quite make it.

Two switches in the front row as Cole and Cronin make way for Hurd and van Wyk

Byrne extends the lead from another conversion in front of the posts.

A dream turnover well into Leinster territory quickly turns into a nightmare for Leicester.

Olly Cracknell does brilliantly to steal possession just outside the Leinster 22 and Tigers look to play quickly and expolit the man advantage.

A huge looping miss-pass out wide looks to find Hassell-Collins who would almost certainly score; but, the ball is picked out of the air by Leinster hands and Tigers have poured bodies forward.

Robbie Henshaw has clear space ahead of him and the centre has the gas to make it over the line from considerable range.

And Tigers are back into it!

With the penalty given for the knock on, Tigers kick to the corner and assume the classic rolling maul, which is stopped right on the tryline.

With the maul dragged down, an ingenious bit of play from Cronin sees the prop astutely identify the single blade of grass between the mass of bodies ahead of him, forcing the ball through and touching the turf.

Byrne gets his hat-trick of kicks (hat-kicks?) as he slots a simple shot from virtually beneath the posts.

That's the hat-trick for Gibson-Park.

The Ireland 9 is having a storming game and he kicks off this move with a wide, flat pass that is then given inside to find the smallest gap in the Tigers defence.

Once again, the ball is played back inside to Gibson-Park on the shoulder, who steps a defender and dives over beneath the posts.

Tigers narrow the gap with a well-struck penalty by Pollard.

Just as Tigers had gained strong field position, the hosts strike back.

It's centre Robbie Henshaw who makes the intial gainline break, covered well by Harry Wells.

However, the damage has been done by the half-break. That allows Gibson-Park to spot space on his inside; the 9 draws the remaining defender out wide and puts hooker Dan Sheehan into space, with then mirrors pack-pal McCarthy in executing a two on one to put the scrum half over for his second score.

Leinster extend their lead to three points as Byrne knocks over a simple conversion.

And the hosts take the lead.

In a fashion not too dissimilar to Andy Farrell's Ireland, Leinster's backs have a multitude of options as they wing the ball wide and it's lock Joe McCarthy who finds a gap and gallops through.

He then executes a two on one and puts over scrum half Jamison Gibson-Park.

Leinster narrow the gap, flying back up the field and winning a penalty in front of the posts which fly half Byrne puts over for 3 points.

He adds the extras aswell as Leicester extend their lead at the Aviva.