Leo Cullen: Red card 'changed the game pretty drastically'

Leinster coach Leo Cullen admitted the first-half sending off of Montpellier fly-half Frans Steyn significantly altered the course of the game in their 57-3 European Champions Cup clash at the RDS.

Leo Cullen: Red card 'changed the game pretty drastically'

Leinster coach Leo Cullen admitted the first-half sending off of Montpellier fly-half Frans Steyn significantly altered the course of the game in their 57-3 European Champions Cup clash at the RDS.

Steyn received his marching orders from referee JP Doyle following a high tackle on Jonathan Sexton, and Cullen was pleased to see his charges taking advantage of their numerical supremacy to qualify for the quarter-finals.

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