Leinster edge Leicester to a narrow 23-15 Champions Cup victory, thanks largely to stand-in fly-half Harry Byrne's clutch goal-kicking.
The Tigers looked set to claim the win when Sam Prendergast kicked a conversion after Dan Sheehan scored from a line-out drive, but Leinster fought back with Byrne kicking three penalties in the second half. The Irish side also responded well to Leicester scoring two tries through Adam Radwan and Ollie Hassell-Collins, with Byrne converting one of Leinster's two tries.
Byrne's precision proved crucial, as he not only kicked his penalties but also landed a conversion after James Lowe scored from open play. The Leicester man's goal-kicking ability kept the Tigers in touch until the very end, when Byrne's final action sealed the win for Leinster.
The Tigers looked set to claim the win when Sam Prendergast kicked a conversion after Dan Sheehan scored from a line-out drive, but Leinster fought back with Byrne kicking three penalties in the second half. The Irish side also responded well to Leicester scoring two tries through Adam Radwan and Ollie Hassell-Collins, with Byrne converting one of Leinster's two tries.
Byrne's precision proved crucial, as he not only kicked his penalties but also landed a conversion after James Lowe scored from open play. The Leicester man's goal-kicking ability kept the Tigers in touch until the very end, when Byrne's final action sealed the win for Leinster.