Jamison Gibson-Park admits pain of late defeat last year will spur Leinster on

Scrum-half Gibson-Park concedes the disappointment of the dramatic climax at Stade Velodrome was a bitter pill to swallow.
Leinster suffered last-gasp heartbreak at the hands of La Rochelle at Stade Velodrome (David Davies/PA)
Leinster suffered last-gasp heartbreak at the hands of La Rochelle at Stade Velodrome (David Davies/PA)

Jamison Gibson-Park admits the lingering pain of last year’s agonising Heineken Champions Cup final defeat to La Rochelle has fuelled Leinster’s desire for a shot at redemption.

Leo Cullen’s men are preparing for Saturday’s showpiece rematch with the French club in Dublin – 12 months on from losing to a last-gasp try in Marseille.

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