Leinster back to winning ways against Scarlets
Why it matters: Leinster's win halts a losing streak, restoring confidence and solidifying their URC standing.
- Leinster secured a crucial 36-19 win against Scarlets, ending a two-game losing streak in the URC.
- Tommy O'Brien was named man of the match, scoring two tries and making a crucial late tackle to deny Scarlets a bonus point.
- Scarlets, despite the loss, showed spirit and were close to earning a consolation bonus point, with strong performances from players like Fletcher Anderson.
- Leinster's victory positions them third in the URC table and provides a positive momentum boost ahead of their Champions Cup last-16 tie against Edinburgh.
Leinster bounced back to winning ways in the United Rugby Championship, securing a 36-19 victory over a resilient Scarlets side in Dublin. Despite a stop-start fixture and not being at their best, the reigning champions ran in six tries to avoid a third consecutive defeat, climbing to third in the table.
