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Leinster 27-14 Scarlets
Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on BBC One Wales
It was great work from Dan Sheehan there putting the Scarlets under pressure.
It’s been a frustrating time for the Scarlets, they’ve been in the game and battling, but errors have been very costly for them.
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Hugo Keenan
You sense that might be the game as Ireland full-back Hugo Keenan pounces for a crucial score.
Scarlets now are 13 points adrift and still only have 14 men.
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A big call by Dwayne Peel.
Scarlets fly-half Sam Costelow is replaced by Ioan Lloyd.
Leinster 22-14 Scarlets
Scarlets prop Alec Hepburn is shown a yellow card for what was deemed a cynical offence on his own line.
It was initially a great tackle from Hepburn but he was playing the ball on the ground at a ruck as the visitors are down to 14 men for 10 minutes.
Leinster 22-14 Scarlets
Scarlets have their own top-class replacement with South African hooker Marnus van der Merwe coming on for Ryan Elias and making an immediate impression with a turnover penalty.
Leinster 22-14 Scarlets
Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales Extra
That was unbelievable play from Gibson-Park for Leinster's try.
He’s dummied to go on the blind side. It’s a great pass to Prendergast and a perfectly weighted chip through.
A very well-worked try by Leinster.
Leinster 22-14 Scarlets
Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on BBC One Wales
The depth of Leinster’s bench, it’s probably the biggest difference between all the Welsh regions and the Irish teams.
Most regions can put out a strong 15 that can compete, but it’s that depth of squad they really struggle with.
Leinster 22-14 Scarlets
Leinster are able to bring on replacements like Ireland hooker Dan Sheehan and South Africa second row RG Snyman as they turn to the bench.
Scarlets aim to get themselves back into the game but Sam Costelow misses a penalty.
Image source, Getty ImagesJamie Osborne, con Sam Prendergast
Leinster strike first in second half with a try from centre Jamie Osborne after he collects a Sam Prendergast chip.
The decision went to the television match official Andrew McMenemy who adjudged Osborne had grounded the ball.
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The rain is causing some issue for both sides in Dublin.
Scarlets hooker Ryan Elias was drying the ball before a not straight throw into a line-out in his own 22.
Leinster 15-14 Scarlets
Leinster flanker Josh van der Flier remains off the field with Scott Penny staying on the field after coming on in the 28th minute.
The British and Irish Lions will be hoping that is nothing serious.
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Sam Prendergast gets the second half underway. What will the next 40 minutes or so bring?
HT: Leinster 15-14 Scarlets
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC One Wales
Big games are all about making the most of the opportunities that you get.
Both teams have been a little wasteful from line-outs, especially Leinster at the end of that first half.
Gibson-Park, rather than slowing the game down and setting up the driving line-out, he upped the tempo and in the end, he stung his own team with his ambition.
HT: Leinster 15-14 Scarlets
Alun Wyn Jones
Former Wales captain on BBC One Wales
I think after the first few minutes and the score went to 12-0, there were a few looks in the room thinking is it going to be one of those days.
But when the game started to open up, Leinster looked under pressure.
It’s game on and there are two fully-loaded benches to come on in the second half.
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Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC One Wales commentator
What a turnaround and what a game we have now.
They cannot believe it and I’m not sure anyone in this stadium can believe it.
All the money was on a Leinster try and 96 metres further down the field, it’s a Scarlets score.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster came flying out of the blocks to set up an early lead but Scarlets came roaring back.
How important will that final play of the half be as Leinster looked destined to score before Blair Murray sprinted away to reduce the deficit to just one point.
Game on in Dublin.
Image source, InphoBlair Murray, Con Sam Costelow
What an end to the half as Scarlets full-back Blair Murray scores.
This comes after Sam Prendergast drops the ball under Scarlets posts. What a momentum swing.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster 15-7 Scarlets
You sense Scarlets have to take every opportunity but with a line-out in Leinster's 22, they attempt an over-elaborate play and pay the price with Tom Rogers eventually giving away a penalty.
Leinster 15-7 Scarlets
Alex Cuthbert
Wales and Ospreys winger on BBC Radio Wales Extra
It’s an unbelievable nudge from Prendergast.
Leinster took the points and I think they just wanted to slow the game down a little bit.
Leinster 15-7 Scarlets
Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on BBC One Wales
Scarlets are still right in this game.
It’s just about taking a deep breath, get down to Leinster’s half, compose themselves and have another crack before half time.
