Gordon D’Arcy

Mads attacked the line.

I didn't attack.

So he was doing one thing.

I was doing another.

So he just kind of passed over the space into Mr. Habana's hands.

Benetton have had nothing to play for.

You've played in those matches, like have gone and played in, like say, Rodney Parade against the Dragons in games.

And we've gone with a fully loaded team.

And...

there's nothing on for them and they just showed up and played and you end up in this dog fight and you're just like, oh my God, passes don't stick and, you know, defenders end up in, or attackers end up in the wrong place and you're just like, oh my God, it's just, it just ends up being one of those really frustrating games and that was exactly what that ended up, ended up being.

It's not making any excuse for Leinster,

I'm saying they should have won the game.

They should have been able to close the game out.

Game management the last 10 minutes was embarrassingly naive, but they should have been able to close that game out, even to a draw.

Take two points and go, that's okay.

The last penalty, I was looking at it going, I would have had words with a few people after that game with the way they gave up that penalty.

But,

It's gone.

It's done.

It's no point in kind of trying to drag that into this week and use it as some sort of a motivation.