Leinster must maintain high level of intensity
Both picked up what were described by the club as “niggles” in training — the former to a knee, the latter to his back — and Leinster have gone no further than to say the pair would be monitored by their medical staff in the coming days.
It goes without saying the loss of one or both would represent a major blow to Joe Schmidt’s men who face Ulster in London in seven days’ time but the expectation is Leinster will still have too much for Glasgow today.
