Cullen pleased to see Leinster get the job done but expecting 'different challenge' from Toulon

Leo Cullen said it was pleasing to get the job done after Leinster produced a strong second-half display for the second week in succession at the Aviva Stadium this evening to book their spot in the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup.

31-28 in arrears against Edinburgh early into the second half of their Round of 16 bout in Europe’s top-tier competition last Sunday, Leinster proceeded to amass 21 points without reply to convincingly seal their spot in this weekend’s last-eight.

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