What TV channel is Leinster vs La Rochelle on? Kick-off time, live stream, team news and odds for Champions Cup final

LEINSTER are one win away from their fifth European rugby title when they face La Rochelle in the Champions Cup final.

The Blues will be high spirits going into the game, following their semi-final win over Toulouse and their URC win over Munster.

Here's everything you need to know about the match.

When is it on and what time is kick-off?

Leinster vs La Rochelle takes place at the Stade Vélodrome, Marseille on Saturday, May 28, with kick-off at 4.45 pm.

Where can I watch it?

The game will be shown live on Virgin Media Two, with coverage starting at 4 pm.

It will also be shown on BT Sport 2, with coverage on that channel also starting at 4 pm.

What are the teams?

Leinster: H. Keenan, J. O'Brien, G. Ringrose, R. Henshaw, J. Lowe, J. Sexton, J. Gibson-Park; A. Porter, R. Kelleher, T. Furlong, R. Molony, J. Ryan, C. Doris, J. van der Flier, J. Conan.

La Rochelle: B. Dulin, D. Leyds, J. Sinzelle, J. Danty, R. Rhule, I. West, T. Berjon; D. Priso, P. Bourgarit, U. Antonio, T. Lavault, W. Skelton, W. Liebenberg, M. Haddad, G. Alldritt.

What are the odds?

Leo Cullen's men are, unsurprisingly, favourites at 1/5, while Ronan O'Gara's men are at 7/2.

The draw, meanwhile, is at 22/1.

What has been said in the build-up?

Ireland legend Ronan O'Gara could add further to his indisputable legacy in rugby should he win the Champions Cup with La Rochelle.

The former Munster out-half admitted that it was his time with the province that shaped the coach that he has become.

He said: “Well, I think I’m shaped by my years spent in Munster. I feel very fortunate to be part of that group that gave me great life lessons with great leaders and great rugby player.

“I think that’s innate in me and I’m very grateful for that.

“That’s a big strength of mine but as you go along in life you try and add the best bits from every environment you’ve been in, be it Irish teams, Lions, Racing, Crusaders.

“You’d like to think you’d pick a little bit up wherever you go but obviously I’m shaped by what happened in Munster.

“The Munster team I played in had a lot of good values, a lot of good players, so it would be foolish of me not to tap into that.”