Glasgow demolish Leicester 43-19 to set up quarter-final against Leinster in Dublin next Friday
Two tries each for Vailanu & Venter along with scores for Horne & Hastings secure emphatic win at Scotstoun
Leinster cruise into quarter-finals with outstanding 10-try demolition of Harlequins at Dublin's Croke Park
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Munster edge out La Rochelle 25-24 in nail-biting finish to reach last eight
Leinster 31-0 Harlequins
Jacob Atkins
Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio London
It looks like training ground shape for Leinster. It looks like something you run through on a Thursday. It looks easy.
At the moment for Harlequins, it's everything coming at them.
Leinster 31-0 Harlequins
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park
Josh van der Flier and Garry Ringrose have been superb today.
This could get even uglier for Quins if Leinster keep up this pace.
Garry Ringrose (con Sam Prendergast)
I said it looked ominous.
Leinster throw the ball through the hands with real speed and accuracy before it arrives with Garry Ringrose out wide.
The centre brushes off the first tackle and then has the pace to beat the covering defenders.
Sam Prendergast adds the conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster 24-0 Harlequins
Jacob Atkins
Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio London
Unmatched try for Josh van der Flier. He is unstoppable.
Josh van der Flier
It was coming.
RG Snyman clutches onto the ball in the line-out and then the Leinster maul just keeps on rolling until Josh van der Flier splinters off to score.
Sam Prendergast misses the conversion attempt but this looks ominous for Quins now.
Image source, PA MediaLeinster 19-0 Harlequins
Caelan Doris is keen not to be left out of the party as he charges at a couple of white shirts.
Leinster move the ball wide with some neat hands before winning the penalty, which is popped into touch.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Leinster pick up where they left off and are over the line but Quins dig in to hold them up.
Committed Quins defence to keep it at 19-point game.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Marcus Smith gets us back up and running...
HT: Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Metres gained: 341-65
Carries: 77-53
Tackles made: 59-72
Turnovers won: 0-2
HT: Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Jacob Atkins
Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio London
You can always tell a lot about a team mentally by the way they leave the field at half-time. Leinster were sprinting off to get a drink and talk about strategy.
We reach the interval. Leinster are deservedly in front. Harlequins need to find a recovery after the break.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Harlequins have had very little of the ball but Leinster are not making huge inroads with their possession either.
A knock on midfield hands Quins the put-in at the scrum and just breaks up the contest. I'm sure the home fans won't mind too much, though, with the score as it is.
Leinster 19-0 Harelquins
Jacob Atkins
Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio London
If you like rugby and you like the complexity of the game, Leinster are by far the best team in the world to watch.
They are so well coached and they have this perfect balance. They have a telepathy between them, they are on the same page and they are so reactive.
When they get going, I don't know how you stop them.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Leinster are nearly in again from a clever first-phase strike move but Garry Ringrose is tap-tackled just short of the line by Nick David.
Quins are in at the breakdown quickly and manage to win the decision.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park
Some of Leinster's returning Irish internationals are really playing like they want to prove a point. Josh van der Flier has been excellent so far and unsurprisingly was involved in the build-up to that Osborne try.
Again, though, from a Harlequins perspective that was a soft concession.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Sam Prendergast was delayed from taking his conversion as Harlequins scrum-half Will Porter received attention from the medical staff on the field.
He won't continue and Danny Care enters the fray.
Leinster 19-0 Harlequins
Jacob Atkins
Former London Irish fly-half on BBC Radio London
Leinster are going into that kicking game quickly and that is not surprising.
They make rugby look like a video game, it is so quick and accurate.
Jamie Osborne (con Sam Prendergast)
Leinster have barley got out of third gear but they have their third try.
Jamison Gibson-Park grabs the loose ball before throwing it wide and the blue shirts are clinical against the retreating Quins defence.
Jamie Osborne gets his hands on the ball and has enough pace and power to hand off Alex Dombrandt and score.
Sam Prendergast adds the conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeinster 12-0 Harlequins
It's a bit stop-start and neither side are in their groove, but Leinster have done enough to build a lead.
Leinster 12-0 Harlequins
Quins are not lacking in intent but a mistake in midfield hands Leinster possession.
The visitors have to retain the ball better than they are.
