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European kings keep course for the double

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The Rugby Paper Team
20 May 2018

By JOHN FALLON

LEINSTER remain on course to become the first PRO14 side to do the domestic and European Cup double after they held off a spirited rally from arch rivals Munster.
They now face reigning champions Scarlets at the Aviva Stadium next Saturday and man-of-thematch James Lowe said they have no doubt about how tough that will be.
The winger said: “We saw what Scarlets did last year when they came here and won it so we know we will need something special. But we want to finish this season on a high.“
Leinster led 10-3 at the interval having been on top for long periods ...

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