The sides meet at Croke Park this evening, where the throw-in is at 5:30pm.

Leinster’s double dreams were ended by a Herculean effort from Munster in their fifth successive away game, which ended with their first win in six semi-finals in all competitions.

Fly-half Libbok finished with 23 points, including two key first-half tries, as the Stormers rallied from an early 8-0 deficit to claim victory in a thrilling 10-try clash at a windswept DHL Stadium in Cape Town.

Four time winners Leinster take on five-time champions Toulouse from 3pm. 

The tournament’s two most successful teams clash at the Aviva Stadium.

Galway fought to the final whistle in a bid to hold onto their title

It was a relief for Matthew Twomey and his troops that they were able to hit top gear with the last eight points

The Irish Open, Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix are among the events being televised this weekend

Saturday and Sunday will see Kilkenny, Clare, Limerick and Galway fight for a spot in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling final on July 17th