Leo Cullen's side will be hoping to bounce-back from an opening weekend defeat to Glasgow Warriors.
Leo Cullen's side suffered a shock opening weekend defeat when they were outlcassed by Glasgow Warriors last Sunday. The impact of Ireland's run to the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup clear to see as Leinster missed many of their big hitters as they recouperate at home.
Sharks began their URC campaign with defeat away to Munster. They'll be well aware of the threat the Irish side pose as they were hammered 35-5 the last time the teams met in May this year. READ MORE: South Africa team to play New Zealand: Munster pair named on the bench for Rugby World Cup finalWhen is kick-off? Kick-off is at 4:55pm.Can I stream the game? The match can be streamed live on the RTE Player.Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts.
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