Ronan O’Gara: In France’s Top 14, Simon Zebo remains a man for all seasons

All things being equal, Leinster will face Clermont or Simon Zebo’s Racing 92 in the Champions Cup semi-final

Racing 92's Simon Zebo takes to the field. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie

Leinster might very well become the first side in Heineken Champions Cup history to win the tournament without leaving their backyard in the knockout phase.

If Leo Cullen’s side are in the final — not a certainty of course, but a strong possibility given their semi will also be at the Aviva Stadium — the indications are that the final will also be at Lansdowne Road.