Leinter win another penalty after Natoga goes into a ruck over the top and Kearney kicks Leinster into the Ospreys 22.

Ospreys cough up possesstion with Baker knocking forward and Leinster now with the ball.

A knock on from Toner gives Opsreys the ball and they enter into the Leinster half in search of a score.

Cronin gets the ball outwide but he runs out of field and is tackled into touch.

Gopperth's kick goes wide but Leinser retain posesstion after a lose kick from Fussell.

Leinster get the penalty after Ospreys and Ryan Jones are offside and Gopperth points to the stick 30 meters out to the left.

Leinster turn over and kick and chase from Boss is over hit and Fussell gets their first and Opreys recycle the ball and Biggar clears.

Gopperth gets the game underway kicking deep into the Ospreys half.

The sides make their way out onto the field. As 5th meets 1st at the Liberty Stadium

A number of Leinster players are nursing bumps and bruises from the game in Toulon last weekend and with that in mind there are a number of changes in personnel. who limped off in the first half in the Stade Felix Mayol. The knee injury is not as bad as initially thought and the medial strain suffered is likely to keep him out for a few weeks at most. Zane Kirchner, who replaced him on Sunday, also replaces him here from the start.Noel Reid comes in at 12, with Gordon D'Arcy moving outside the young Clontarf man.The final change in the back line sees Isaac Boss start at nine with Eoin Reddan making way. Luke McGrath is selected as the back-up scrum-half for the trip to the Liberty Stadium.There are four changes to the pack with Sean Cronin, Martin Moore, Leo Cullen and Kevin McLaughlin coming in from the start.Leo Cullen captains the side from the second-row. As for Ospreys they name nearly a full strength squad for tonight's match. Full-back Richard Fussell makes his 100th Ospreys appearance. Ospreys are without scrum-half Rhys Webb and hooker Richard Hibbard, both of whom are doubts for Wales' summer tour to South Africa.
Webb had knee cartilage surgery in London last week after being injured in the defeat by Glasgow, while Hibbard continues to recover from shoulder surgery. Kick off is coming up so don't go anywhere.