Connacht vs Leinster, Sat 28th April, 3:05pm; TG4

Position||
1.|Denis Buckley|Jack McGrath
2.|Shane Delahunt|James Tracy
3.|Finlay Bealham|Andrew Porter
4.|Gavin Thornbury|Ross Molony
5.|Quinn Roux|Mick Kearney
6.|Eoin McKeon|Max Deegan
7.|Jarrad Butler|Peadar Timmins
8.|John Muldoon|Jack Conan
9.|Kieran Marmion|Nick McCarthy
10.|Jack Carty|Ross Byrne
11.|Matt Healy|James Lowe
12.|Bundee Aki|Noel Reid
13.|Tom Farrell|Tom Daly
14.|Niyi Adeolokun|Barry Daly
15.|Tiernan O'Halloran|Joey Carbery
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16.|Tom McCartney|Seán Cronin
17.|Peter McCabe|Cian Healy
18.|Conor Carey|Michael Bent
19.|Ultan Dillane|Devin Toner
20.|Eoghan Masterson|Caelan Doris
21.|Caolin Blade|Jamison Gibson-Park
22.|Craig Ronaldson|Jordan Larmour
23.|Darragh Leader|Adam Byrne


The final game of the regular pro14 season is upon us and it's the El Clasicish of Connacht vs Leinster in the Sportsground. Two teams in very different places this season with Connacht having their worst season in quite a while and Leinster getting back to the heights of old having topped their league conference and reaching a Champions Cup final to boot.

A fairly rotated side for Leinster though a lot of their seconds are hardly a step down from their firsts at all, and some serious impact ready to come off the bench if things start to go astray. Byrne at 10 and Carbery at 15 will surely result in some classic well mannered and concise boards discussions.

Connacht have pretty much gone full whack with an astounding lack of curveballs from KK though we do see Dillane dropping to the bench to make room for Thornbury and Bundee and Farrell switching positions in the centre.

No side really has anything to play for other than pride but Connacht will want to send club captain and legend John Muldoon along with long time veteran Andrew Browne and all the other departing players out in style and will hopefully be up for this 100%. Leinster will want to maintain some good momentum heading into knockout season.