Rúaidhrí O'Connor

Ulster 38, Stormers 38, kicked things off on Friday night.

A really good end-to-end game up in Belfast.

Then Leinster 31, Lions 7 in the Viva Stadium on Saturday evening.

Leinster pulling away in the back end of that game to get a bonus point victory.

Then Connacht 26, Munster 7.

Didn't really live up to the kind of blockbuster derby we had hoped for a couple of weeks out, but very impressive from Stuart Lancaster's men, which leaves us with a table of the top nine.

As follows, Glasgow in first on 60 points, Stormers 59, Leinster 58, Bulls 54, Lions 53, Munster 51, Cardiff 50, Ulster 50, Connacht 49.

So Rudd, lots to play for.

Exciting coming into the final round.

Yeah, so the fixtures for this coming weekend, we'll discuss about last weekend and next weekend on tonight's show.

Friday night, kind of pretty interesting.

We have Ulster hosting Glasgow.

We have Cardiff hosting the Stormers.

And we've Connacht making the trip to Edinburgh.

And then the kind of the two key games to look out for then on the Saturday is Leinster hosting the Ospreys at quarter past five, I think.

745 Munster Lions that's the last game of the regular season so Munster at least will have an idea of what they need to do to improve their seeding or potentially just to actually remain in the top 8 come that point but going back to last weekend Luke let's go to Connacht Munster Connacht 26 Munster 7 when the teams were announced on Friday and there was no Crowley there was no Tyke Byrne amongst a few other players like Tom Farrell Michael Milne John Klein was out as well

It looked like it was an advantage, Connacht, and so it proved.

19-0 up at halftime.

They were never really threatened by Munster.

They played really, really well, scored some lovely tries.