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Leinster have named their team for their last eight clash with the Lions at the Aviva Stadium tomorrow night.

James Lowe is back on the wing to make his 100th appearance and possibly his last one for the province amid uncertainty over his future.

He could also surpass Shane Horgan as Leinster's all-time top try scorer if he gets over the line tomorrow.

There are six changes in total from the Investec Champions Cup final defeat to Bordeaux Beg last weekend.

Jimmy O'Brien's named on the right wing, while Lowe's return means that Rico Ioane shifts to outside centre alongside Jamie Osborne, who's promoted from the bench.

Max Deegan and Scott Penny join Captain Caelan Dorris in the back row.

It's an all-new half-back partnership this week of Luke McGrath and Sam Prendergast.

The out-half was left out of the matchday squad for last weekend's decider in Bilbao, and head coach Leo Cullen issued a call for support for Prendergast in their playoff push.

Well, on this morning's Off the Ball Breakfast, Dara had a slightly different read on the team selection, it's fair to say.

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Connacht get the playoff weekend underway tonight with a visit to Top Seeds Glasgow Warriors.

It was 10 years ago yesterday since the Westerners lifted the Pro 12 title under the stewardship of Pat Lamb.

And they head into the post-season in red-hot form, having won seven of their last eight league games.

On the team news front, Paul Boyle comes in at number eight, replacing the injured Sean Johnson.

While there's no Harry West this week, so John Devine slots in at outside centre, head coach Stuart Lancaster explained his team selection for this one.