The blue procession continues towards Cardiff, where Leinster hope to end a seven-year wait for another Investec Champions Cup crown. This victory, setting up a Dublin semi-final at the beginning of May, was another dominant one that deprived the opposition of a single point.
Glasgow Warriors were horribly depleted by injuries to fine players in key positions, but Leinster dismissed them easily. Leo Cullen’s team consolidated a clinic against Harlequins with eight unanswered tries, bringing their aggregate score across two knockout rounds to 114-0.
Someone has to conduct the march, and Sam Prendergast delivered another polished audition for the British and Irish Lions tour in front of Andy Farrell and attack coach Andrew Goodman.