Johann van Graan, Finn Russell, and Ross Molony would love to spoil the party in Dublin.
LEINSTER’S DESTINY ISN’T completely in their own hands but the high-flying Irish province know what they’re aiming for today against Bath at the Aviva Stadium in their final Pool 2 game .
“We obviously know we want to finish as high up as we can in the seedings,” said second row James Ryan this week. “Bordeaux are top at the moment but at the same time, if you start looking at the permutations, points and so on, you can get sidetracked a little bit as players. “I think they’re a well-balanced side,” said Ryan. “They’re strong upfront, they’ve got a good set-piece but also they play a pretty entertaining brand of rugby, they like to throw the ball around.
“By all accounts, he’s loving it over there, he’s really enjoying it. He’s someone who has an understanding of what we do here in terms of lineouts and so on. So we have to be conscious of that. “There are certainly some bits in terms of our attack that could have been a little bit sharper on,” he said.
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