Ian Madigan

And he also plotted Leinster forward

very well, especially in the second half from kind of 40 minutes to 60 minutes.

Leinster had real dominance and they should have scored.

And had they have scored, it's back to a one-score game.

Could they have kicked on and won the game?

Possibly.

They didn't.

And then Glasgow had their own purple patch and the score ends up something along the lines of 40-20 or in around that.

Defensively, he made some better tackles that day.

And even just looking at him technically...

He looks like he's doing a lot of work and training, even the position of his hands, his ability to drop his height.

It's definitely improving from where it was, you know, in some of the Six Nations games or earlier games for Leinster.

That is always going to be a work on for him.

You know, he's six foot four playing in the number 10 position.

You have big bodies coming at you.

Your tackle selection is so important.

But he's definitely making steps in the right direction in that area for me.

No, it is.

And it's, you know, I think we said it with the Irish backline against England.

It was the fastest ever Irish backline.