Leinster to welcome champions Saracens to Dublin in Champions Cup quarter-final

Controversy-hit Saracens' late 27-24 victory win over Racing 92 has set up a repeat of the 2019 final, with Leinster to have home advantage at the Aviva Stadium.

Leinster to welcome champions Saracens to Dublin in Champions Cup quarter-final
Sun, 19 Jan, 2020 - 17:48
Stephen Barry

Leinster will welcome reigning champions Saracens to Dublin in the pick of the Champions Cup quarter-finals.

Leinster sealed top seeding with an 18-0 win over Benetton yesterday while controversy-hit Saracens' late 27-24 victory win over Racing 92 has set up a repeat of the 2019 final, with Leinster to have home advantage at the Aviva Stadium.

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