Leo Cullen says his side still has plenty to work on as they prepare to look towards their South African opposition.
FAR FROM PERFECT, particularly in the first half, but still good enough to get the job done with some comfort. That was the verdict from Leo Cullen, the Leinster head coach, on his team’s seven-try demolition job in Edinburgh.
“I thought the players handled the occasion well. In many ways it was not perfect. You fall behind and then it is about how you respond and how you deal with that. “First against, second – a great challenge against a side that are also the UFC champions. It will be a test for us, one that will hopefully that’ll set us up well for Ulster and the challenge the week after.
What the Edinburgh game, with the accuracy of their attacking game, the physicality of the defence and the ferocity of their breakdown work, also showed is just how good this second-string Leinster side can be.
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