What time is Leinster vs C Cell Sharks on? Irish TV channel, stream and odds for URC quarter-final clash

The Irish Sun
 
What time is Leinster vs C Cell Sharks on? Irish TV channel, stream and odds for URC quarter-final clash

LEINSTER'S URC campaign reaches the last-8 stages this weekend after booking a European Champions Cup final spot in Dublin.

Leo Cullen's men coasted past Toulouse to set up a home final against Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle in a repeat of last year's final.

But now they must overcome the South African side if they're to book a semi-final URC spot.

The boys in Blue were unbeaten until losing the last of their regular season fixtures 62-7 to The Bulls just two weeks ago.

When and where is the match?

Saturday's May 6 clash has a 5pm kick-off at the Aviva Stadium.

What Irish TV channel is showing the match live and can I stream it?

The game will be broadcast live on RTE, Premier Sports and URC TV.

Leinster vs. Sharks will also be available to stream on RTE Player and at URC.tv.

SKY customers can also stream the games via SKYGO.

What are the latest betting odds?

LEINSTER - 1/20

DRAW - 20/1

C CELL SHARKS - 14/1

Team News?

Johnny Sexton is has not featured since Ireland's Six Nations win over England that sealed the 2023 Grand Slam, and he will definitely be out of the game.

Head coach Cullen admitted that Sexton was unlikely to play again in his last season for the province.

And speaking after Leinster booked their place in the Champions Cup final, which takes place at the Aviva Stadium on May 20, the head coach revealed that that remained the assessment.

He said: "No, I'd be shocked at this point in time."

Elsewhere, Kelleher (shoulder), Robbie Henshaw (quad) and Joe McCarthy (ankle) are in line to return to action in Saturday’s URC quarter- final clash.

But Vakhtang Abdaladze (neck), Ed Byrne (tricep), Rhys Ruddock (hamstring), James Lowe (calf), Jamie Osborne (knee) and Martin Moloney (knee) remain out.

Lineups TBA.

Tickets?

Only the lower tier of the Aviva Stadium will be open this weekend, capping the capacity at 19,000, slightly larger than that of the RDS which is unavailable because of three Bruce Springsteen gigs.

Visit ticketmaster.ie to check availability.