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An Tarbh
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What's going on with O'Driscoll?
Cipriani offloaded in the corner to Staunton, Jennings shoved Cipriani into Dempsey leaving Staunton an easy run-in. At first it looked like deliberate obstruction, but after the replay you could see he was pushed into the defender. Still don't know if it should be a try or not. :huh:RTÉ calling obstruction, BBC saying fair try, what's the story?[/b]
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Cipriani offloaded in the corner to Staunton, Jennings shoved Cipriani into Dempsey leaving Staunton an easy run-in. At first it looked like deliberate obstruction, but after the replay you could see he was pushed into the defender. Still don't know if it should be a try or not. :huh:RTÉ calling obstruction, BBC saying fair try, what's the story?[/b]
Congrats Leinster.
Wasps need a fullback![/b]
Didnt see it like that at all. Granted I was at the game and you never quite see it as clearly, but I didnt think we were bossed at all. It was a good contest but neither team dominated. Wasps had a lot of the ball but they were taking a lot of big hits. Sackey for example, everytime he had the ball he got two Leinster players at the same time and ended up being driven back with the ball. By the end of the game he looked less and less interested in running it.Really impressed by the blues, but I just don't understand what turned the game around?? Leinster backrow bossed it after being bossed in the first half.[/b]
Leinster head coach Michael Cheika:
"You are never in the driving seat. Every game is a final, and we understand that the next challenge will be another thorough test for us in this tournament.
"Wasps keep coming at you, and we knew that we needed to stand up for ourselves tonight."
Cheika on Brian O'Driscoll:
"The injury doesn't look too serious. Brian has taken a knock on his knee, and we made the decision to take him off at half-time."
Wasps rugby director Ian McGeechan:
"When five of the opposition tries come from turnovers, you are not going to win any game.
"At 15-11 behind at half-time, it was everything to play for, but we made a couple of errors early in the second half, and credit to Leinster for taking their opportunities.
"Everything is now down to what we do in the four remaining group games, but Leinster are in the driving seat - there is no doubt about that."
Wasps coach Shaun Edwards:
"Leinster's kicking game was on a different planet to ours. "I thought they were far the more dominant side, but what happened tonight has been the story of our season. But there can be no excuses. We were second-best by a long shot."[/b]