James Burridge
BBC Radio 5 Live rugby reporter

It's all forlorn faces on the Saracens bench with Mako Vunipola and Titi Lamositele having to come off the pitch.

Lamositele has a right ankle injury and both players will not be playing any more part in this final.

Alex Lozowski floors Jack Conan! Actually, more than floors him. He's picked him up and carried him backwards. George Kruis follows it up with a huge hit on Johnny Sexton. Saracens are trying to stamp their authority on this final.

They win a penalty and Owen Farrell gets a chance to put them on the board.

Can these fans lift Sarries to a try before half-time? You do not want to come out for the second half 10 points down to a side like Leinster.

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Saracens look like they've been woken up by that score and burst forward once they regain possession after the restart.

Owen Farrell gives a dummy pass then finds Vincent Koch who drives through to Leinster's 22.

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Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

These two sides do not miss opportunities like that. They are so well drilled and it's great body height and power through the legs.

It's a great hit by Owen Farrell initially but it was a matter of time before the try.

Mako Vunipola looks very unhappy on the sideline. You can tell he's desperate to be on the pitch.

Andrew: Will Skelton is a man mountain, he’s begging for a Saracens teammate to run a decent support line off one of his big carries so he can offload. He attracts two or three men a time due to his carrying ability.

And now Saracens have lost both their props! Titi Lamositele and Mako Vunipola appear to have picked up injuries and are replaced by Vincent Koch and Richard Barrington.

They've got a HUGE job on their hands defending a Leinster scrum on their 5m line.

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Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Every time Leinster get near the 15-metre line close to touch, they are hell bent on trying to work round the fringes by going down the short side. It's fascinating to watch.

That is not what Saracens need. Maro Itoje has been offside one too many times.

There's a hint of VAR about this because there's no big screen at St James' Park. Jerome Garces and the gang are gathered around a little screen and say no try.

Just INCHES away now. Cian Healy dives over, but Jerome Garces wants to take a look.

A long ball goes out to James Lowe, who's brought down too.

Against any other side, you'd say Leinster are guaranteed to score from here. But it's Saracens...

We have our first magic moment!

Rob Kearney finds a break and leaves Sean Maitland lying flat on his face. Kearney's up to the 5m line, but is stopped short.

Leinster build through the phases again until Luke McGrath decides he's had enough and kicks the ball away. Saracens kick it right back and it's Leinster's move.

There are going to be some sore bodies in the morning. Some of the hits going in are huge.

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Garry Ringrose is brought down but just manages to put a kick up for James Lowe. The Kiwi gives chase but Alex Goode is onto it. Goode immediately gives the ball away though. Not ideal with Eddie Jones watching in the stands...

Richard Wigglesworth and Owen Farrell are having a good natter. Messages coming on from Mark McCall and the gang perhaps?

Alex Lozowski knocks on! You really can't afford things like that in a match like this.

Leinster build through 19 phases but aren't really getting anywhere. Saracens' defence is speedy, they're shutting Leinster down every time they run at them.

A turnover! Saracens will have a go now. Both these defences are far too good.