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Leinster 29-0 Stade Francais
Leo Cullen decides to make a raft of changes as we approach the hour mark.
Luke McGrath is on to win his 200th Leinster cap.
Ronan Kelleher, Michael Ala'alatoa and Cian Healy are also introduced.
Jamison Gibson-Park, Tadgh Furlong, Andrew Porter make way.
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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is an interested spectator at this evening's game at the Aviva Stadium with the Six Nations on the horizon.
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Caelan Doris
The gaps are starting to open up in the Stade Francais defence and Leinster exploit the space.
Ryan Baird strides forward before being tackled. He works it to Jamison Gibson-Park, who in turn gives it to Caelan Doris to bundle over Leinster's fifth try.
Sam Prendergast gets the conversion this time and that is a much more comfortable score line for Leinster, who have been fast out of the blocks this half.
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That is the bonus-point try for Leinster and it is Jordan Larmour who eventually finishes it off.
Gary Ringrose evades a number of challenges as he darts forward before being held up at the line.
Leinster recylce the ball and a looping pass falls to Larmour, who dots down.
Sam Prendergast can't add the extras from the conversion.
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Ciaran Frawley is unable to continue and hobbles off the pitch to be replaced by young Sam Prendergast.
James Ryan is also on for Jason Jenkins.
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A worry for Leinster with Ciaran Frawley down requiring treatment.
Leinster 17-0 Stade Francais
Zack Henry gets the second half underway for the visitors.
Leinster 17-0 Stade Francais
It hasn't been vintage Leinster but they have a comfortable lead at the break in Dublin courtesy of tries from James Lowe, Josh Van der Flier and Dan Sheehan.
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Leinster have a third try just before the break!
A free-flowing move eventually sees Gary Ringrose find Dan Sheehan with a kick out right and he races over.
Ciaran Frawley again misses the conversion as the referee blows for half-time
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Leinster have their second try of the game with a good move.
After patient build-up Caelan Doris drives forward and gives it to Gary Ringrose. He finds Josh Van der Flier, who crosses in the corner.
Ciaran Frawley is off-target with the conversion, but that try will settle some Leinster nerves after a below-par few minutes.
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Jamison Gibson-Park wins a foot race with Kylan Hamdaoui after a chip kick from Noah Nene almost presented him with a try opportunity.
A bit of sloppy play has crept into Leinster's game in the last few minutes.
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James Lowe is back with a bang and Leinster are off the mark!
They win a turnover and Dan Sheehan powers forward before the ball is worked to Gary Ringrose.
He skips past a challenge and feeds Lowe, who slides over at the corner.
Ciaran Frawley adds the extras with a conversion from a tight angle.
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Leinster pressure is building after that disallowed try.
Unlike their last game against Ulster, where they made a sluggish start to the game, the home side have been sharp and have come out with real attacking intent so far.
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Dan Sheehan thought he had given the hosts the lead with the first try of the game but after a TMO review it is disallowed after obstruction by Ryan Baird.
Leinster won a scrum and nearly got close to crossing multiple times before Sheehan bundled over.
A sign of the threat Leinster pose when they get going.
Leinster 0-0 Stade Francais
James Lowe reminds Leinster fans what they have been missing with a bustling forward run before offloading to Hugo Keenan. He had a man over, in Jordan Larmour, but great Stade Francais scramble defence prevents Keenan advancing further.
Leinster 0-0 Stade Francais
A bright start from the home side who mean business early on in a foggy Dublin.
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Ciaran Frawley gets us underway at the Aviva, can a strong Leinster line-up hit full stride to secure another European win?
Leinster v Stade Francais (17:30 GMT)
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Bristol coach Pat Lam speaking to TNT Sports: "The key moment was going down to 13, we battled hard but they scored just at the end of that 10 minutes. From there it was difficult, but we missed a few opportunities in the first half.
"We missed Genge and Sinckler, but didn't get any rub of the green at scrum time. But I am proud of the boys they hung in there but with that intercept try the game got away."
Leinster v Stade Francais (17:30 GMT)
Wing James Lowe, who has been sidelined since the World Cup, returns for Pool 4 leaders Leinster, who also welcome Tadhg Furlong back in the front row after an absence of four weeks for personal reasons.
Ciaran Frawley is selected at fly-half and Luke McGrath will earn a 200th cap for Leinster if he comes off the bench.
Leinster: Keenan; Larmour, Ringrose (capt), Henshaw, Lowe; Frawley, Gibson-Park; Porter, Sheehan, Furlong, McCarthy, Jenkins, Baird, Van der Flier, Doris.
Replacements: Kelleher, Healy, Ala'alatoa, Ryan, Conan, McGrath, Prendergast, O'Brien.
Stade Francais: Monin; Dakuwaqa, Ahmed, Nene, Hamdaoui; Henry, Weber; Castets, Peyresblanques, N'Diaye, Azagoh, Van der Mescht, Hirigoyen (capt), Chapuis, Habel-Kuffner.
Replacements: Meite, Kakovin, Alo-Emile, Tsutskiridze, Timo, Gimbert, Gabrillagues, Segonds.
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