John O'Sullivan

And once they did figure out, largely through Dan Sheehan, once they did figure out how to get through Sale, they scored tries.

I would agree with Gordon 100% again.

That's twice in a row now.

I want to point this out.

Yeah, I think it's worrying slightly because Leinster just, look, I don't know what it is.

There isn't that cutting edge in the first half from set plays.

Like Gordon has touched on this several times in a podcast about Leinster

footwork beating the player one-on-one taking responsibility yourself not always looking for set plays you know wraparounds all this sort of stuff where sometimes you've got to you've got to bring a little bit of individualism to the party being a little bit sharper and quicker making the pass timing of the passes all that sort of stuff a little bit of vision a little bit of decision making they were off in the first half a little bit again and

I'm not sure how many chances Leinster are going to get as they played too long, which surprised, obviously, the Glasgow Warriors.

I don't think anybody would have seen that result coming.

So, yeah, second half, good.

Played some good attacking rugby.

Harry Burns, some lovely touches.

Nice timing of the pass.

Got a little bit more on the ball.

The game opened up.

Sale ran out of a bit of energy, momentum.

They didn't have a stronger bench.

All of this is relative.

Look at where Sale are in the English Premiership.