Superb strike from Crowley from all of 45 metres.

Leinster wheeling the scrum, the cause of the penalty.

Edwin Edogbo twists his knee going into a challenge, and it's clear he can't play on.

sad end to proceedings for the 21-year-old.

Smart run and kick from Jack Crowley down the right wing.

He chases hard for the try but Ireland full-back Hugo Keenan slides across to the rescue, goal-line drop-out.

There must be something about attacking right to left tonight.

After Leinster enjoyed 66% territory in the opening half attacking that way, Munster have now 100% possession after eight minutes heading the same way!

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'Going for the kick is the right decision iof you get it but it just lets Leinster off the hook a bit.'

Jack Crowley can't hit the target and it remains 6-0 to the visitors.

Another penalty, this time five-metres out. This time Crowley calms everything down and points at the posts.

Munster starting at 100 MPH in this second period.

They win a penalty on the Leinster 22, and kick for the corner..

Jack Crowley gets the second-half underway at Thomond Park for Munster.

A low-scoring affair at half-time in Limerick, but both sides have been giving their all.

Harry Byrne's two penalties are all that separate the sides.

Leinster have been on top but Munster have been resolute in defence.

Things may have been different at the death when Ciaran Frawley chipped towards touch to end the half, but his kick was almost intercepted by Munster's Tom Ahern who just failed to gather and would have had a free run in to score.

Big sigh of relief for Frawley!

No.10 Jack Crowley now filling in at scrum-half for Munster in Craig Casey's absence, and he has impressed with some on-target box-kicking.

The visitors looked odds-on to score just two-yards out from the Munster line.

Phase-after-phase but it's Munster who earn the penalty, it's as good as a try for Graham Rowntree's side.

Things get tougher for the hosts.

Craig Casey sees yellow for a tip-tackle on Jordan Larmour.

The winger lands on his back but Casey avoids red because referee Andrew Brace sees it as a "roll" rather than a fall from height.

A real ding-dong between Oli Jager and Andrew Porter at scrum-time.

Both have over-powered their opponent once already in the scrums and it could be a battle of attrition.

Simon Zebo very impressive, this time catching a high ball under pressure.

Munster using the up-and-under themselves with more success as Leinster knock-on.

So close to being the first try of the game and more points for Leinster.

A knock-on from Munster sees Ronan Kelleher scoop up the ball and send Max Deegan away down the left wing.

He gets it away inside to Luke McGrath but Simon Zebo rolls back the years with a splendid diving tackle five-metres out from his own try line to force the Leinster man to spill the ball into touch. Excellent defence.

Scrappy stuff in the middle of the park, but errors are to be expected with the weather we have.

Andrew Brace reminds both captains that their players must not "shout and scream" for a decision at every breakdown.