Cameron Hill

He was part of the coaching team that claimed a famous win over the British and Irish Lions back in 2017.

He also spent two seasons as head coach of the Super Rugby franchise before Joseph returned from Japan.

Now the Challenge Cup final is followed on Saturday by Leinster's Investec Champions Cup decider against Bordeaux.

One of the main talking points for the province throughout the season has been the Jacques Ninamber-led blitz defence and how it's led to Leinster being vulnerable even against weaker teams.

2018 winner James Tracy joined off the ball breakfast yesterday.

He explained to Gerard Gilroy and Dara Smith-Nocton how the system works at its highest aspiration.

And there's quite literally loads of great stuff coming up ahead of Leinster's Investec Champions Cup final and off the ball.

Cuono Flaherta and Andy Dunn will provide full live commentary on the radio of the final this Saturday on Newstalk.

Former captain Isa Nasewa, who kicked the winning points back in 2018, will be on Off the Ball Breakfast tomorrow morning.

Gerry Thornley will help Owen Shahan preview the weekend on Wednesday Night Rugby.

And a whole host of Leinster legends will join Brian O'Driscoll tomorrow night on Off the Ball, including Rob Carney and Devin Toner.

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Munster and Connacht meanwhile are planning for the URC playoffs next weekend.

Connacht guaranteed a top 8 finish by beating Edinburgh 26-5 in the final round of the regular season last weekend.

While Munster got the required 24-17 win over the Lions at Thoman Park on Saturday, Fiona Hayes and Alan Quinlan reacted to the game with Rory O'Hagan on this week's edition of the Reds 78.

which is available in the OTB Rugby Podcast feed right now, Fiona was particularly impressed with Munster's composure in the closing stages.

The fixtures for next season's URC have been released, with Leinster beginning their campaign in South Africa for the second year in a row.

They'll begin away to the Lions in Johannesburg on Saturday, September 26th, before a trip to Durban to face the Sharks a week later.

Their first home game at the revamped Leia Arena will be at home to Cardiff on October 10th.