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The second half felt a different game. Less than a minute after the restart, Leinster had their fourth try of the contest.<\/p>\n
Robbie Henshaw and Jimmy O’Brien linked up well in the passage preceding South African lock Jason Jenkins going over, and the try was to represent the opening of the floodgates.<\/p>\n
Henshaw was centrally involved again for Leinster’s fifth try with his carry and pass sending Larmour over in the corner for a second, after Dan Edwards had fumbled forward when attempting a kick.<\/p>\n
With the strength of Leinster’s bench apparent, Leo Cullen’s men would add gloss to the score with four tries across the game’s final 11 minutes. <\/p>\n
Tommy O’Brien was one of the impressive replacements for the home side and it was his charge forward that created a try for Jamie Osborne.<\/p>\n
A well-worked move off the line-out left the space for another replacement, Charlie Ngatai, to get in on the act, before Larmour completed his hat-trick with four minutes remaining.<\/p>\n
Having created one score, Tommy O’Brien claimed one of his own in the last minute to round off another big win for Leinster.<\/p>\n
Leinster: <\/b>Frawley, Larmour, Osborne, Henshaw, J O\u2019Brien, Byrne, McGrath; Porter, Kelleher, Furlong; Molony, Jenkins; Baird, Van der Flier, Doris (capt).<\/p>\n
Replacements: <\/i>Sheehan, Milne, Clarkson, Conan, Penny, Gibson-Park, Ngatai, T O\u2019Brien.<\/p>\n
Sin-bin:<\/b> Frawley (18)<\/p>\n
Ospreys: <\/b>Nagy; L Morgan, Watkin, Williams, Giles; Edwards, Morgan-Williams; Smith Lake, Henry; Ratti, Sutton; Deaves, Tipuric (capt), Morris.<\/p>\n
Replacements<\/i>: Parry, Thomas, Botha, Sekekete, J Morgan, Davies, Walsh, Boshoff.<\/p>\n
Sin-bin: <\/b>Boshoff <\/b>(76)<\/p>\n
Referee: <\/b>Sam Grove-White.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n