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Head coach Leo Cullen will name his team tomorrow for the decider as they try to end eight years of hurt and claim their fifth star.

The province have made four Champions Cup finals since their last triumph in 2018.

including three of the last four deciders.

They've lost twice to Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle, as well as to Toulouse and Saracen's.

And they're sweating over the fitness of Tommy O'Brien and Paddy McCarthy, who are both doubts heading into the weekend.

McCarthy has been re-registered for Leinster's Champions Cup squad, as has winger Jordan Larmer.

Issa Nasewa was the hero of the tee for Leinster in 2018, taking over the kicking duties for the injured Johnny Sexton in their 15-12 win over Racing 92.

The former Leinster captain joined Adrian Barry on off-the-ball breakfast this morning and explained what took him totally by surprise when he stepped out on the turf at Estadio San Mames that day.

We'll have full live radio commentary of the final on Off the Ball Saturday on Newstalk.

Coon O'Flaherty and Andy Dunne will call the action at what is expected to be a very hot Bilbao.

And on tonight's show, we have a Champions Cup special, Chasing the Fifth Star.

And on tonight's Off the Ball, we have a Champions Cup special.

And on tonight's Off the Ball, we have a Champions Cup special chasing the fifth star with Brian O'Driscoll, Shane Jennings, Rob Carney and Devin Toner all in studio to recall Leinster's past triumphs in the European competition.

Jennings remembers how he felt being left off the bench for the final in 2011 with Sean O'Brien and Kevin McLaughlin preferred in the starting back row against Northampton Saints that day.

And you can listen to that piece in full on tonight's Off the Ball.

And if you've missed any of that, it'll be available for you later in the OTB Rugby podcast feed.

Click follow in your OTB Rugby feed so you don't miss a second of the action over the next few days because we'll have dispatches from Bilbao as well as all the build-up and reaction to this weekend's finals.

So both the Champions Cup and the Challenge Cup final involving Ulster and Montpellier tomorrow night.

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