Anyway, that's it from us after a thrilling semi-final that sees Leinster progress to the European Champions Cup final in Bilbao.

We'll be back tomorrow from 14:45 BST to see who joins them - will it be Munster of Racing 92?

If you want to enjoy that Leinster masterclass all over again then tuck into the report right here.

Until then...

Here's Leinster captain Johnny Sexton: "It was one of our best performances of the season.

"We really did learn from last year's game (Pro12 semi-final defeat to Scarlets) and maybe look back at it as a turning point.

"We hadn't faced a semi-final defeat ever, so we learned from it and I just said to the lads if we play well we have a chance, and that's all we needed to worry about."

And that's it!

Leinster are on their way to Bilbao. A superb performance from the Irish side.

Racing 92 or Munster await.

Dafydd James
Former Lions and Wales back on BBC Radio Wales

It really has been one-way traffic this afternoon with Leinster controlling the game from start to finish.

Well, this one was over a long time ago, but Leinster are still hunting for another score.

They're closing Scarlets down quickly 10 metres from their own line and collect the resulting quick.

The hosts go right, but how about that... a forward pass. Relief for Scarlets.

But there it is.

Scarlets can't keep their formidable hosts out for long. Scott Fardy picks up the ball from the back of the ruck and dives over a host of red bodies to ground.

But we're going to a review. Did Fardy collect that from the side?

No try is the verdict! At least Fardy can have a little laugh about it at this stage...

Dafydd James
Former Lions and Wales back on BBC Radio Wales

That's real tenacity, heart and pride from Scott Williams. It was a great kick initially by Joey Carberry to Isa Nacewa and he finds Rob Kearny inside, but Scott Williams just drills him in the corner there. It was a great cover tackle to save a try.

A final flourish from the hosts?

Joey Carbery clips a wonderfully weighted chip into the path of the galloping Isa Nacewa, who flings it back inside to Rob Kearney.

The full-back looks to have the momentum to take him to the line, but Scott Williams recovers with a last-ditch tackle to save another Leinster score.

This one's just eased off a little. It's been high-impact and unrelenting for 70 minutes, but Scarlets keep the ball in hand for a spell and that brings a moment of calm among the crowd.

No route through for the visitors though, that Leinster defence is standing strong.

How frustrating for the Welsh side, another ball that bounces off a red chest when it should have been caught and into the welcoming hands of the hosts.

Leinster are enjoying this, they look to run from their own 22 and a cheeky dummy from Joey Carbery gets them moving forward.

Good ball from the visitors, who keep it alive in the Leinster 22 and enjoy an extended spell of pressure for the first time in... well, probably for the first time today.

They get a penalty in front of the sticks, but need more than three points right now.

Dan Jones sticks it in the corner.

Leinster fans are starting to book their tickets to Bilbao. They're cruising here, and with just under 20 minutes to go you wouldn't bet against the hosts adding to their tally.

Scarlets haven't shown up.

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More quick ball from a Leinster throw before Jamison Gibson-Park opts to pop a hanging kick downfield.

Scarlets mop up, only to find the ball bobbling around beyond their own 22 again after a miscommunication.

Rob Kearney runs hard at the heart of the Welsh region's line, but Scarlets win turnover ball.

It's getting a little sloppy from Scarlets. Not straight at the line-out, the ball back in formidable Leinster hands.

Those travelling Welsh voices in the crowd are a little quieter than they were an hour or so ago.

The sun's still shining in Dublin, but it looks to have gone down on their European Champions Cup hopes.

Dafydd James
Former Lions and Wales back on BBC Radio Wales

You have to say that is the final nail in the coffin. It's the power game paying dividends but they are varying their game. The Leinster players are getting through the first tackle, there was only one winner there.

Great take from Rhys Patchell, plucking out of the air in his own 22 under pressure from Rob Kearney.

But again Leinster come back at the Scarlets, Johnny Sexton firing another high kick down the throat of the visiting full-back.

Patchell is darting from side to side catching high balls like he's playing cricket in the garden with his dad.

Dafydd James
Former Lions and Wales back on BBC Radio Wales

So frustrating there, just straight up and down. Things are not going Scarlets' way at the moment.