What Is Wrong With Leinster This Season? | Mini-Documentary

What Is Wrong With Leinster This Season? | Mini-Documentary

From HG Rugby by Huw Griffin

April 7, 2026 · 26 min · Season 4 · Episode 61

About this episode

The episode explores Leinster's struggles this season through interviews and analysis of their performance in the URC.

Do Leinster Suck Now? In this video I took a trip to Dublin to find out for myself. spoke to Leo Cullen, Tommy O'Brien and Leinster journalists to get an insider view on the team's struggles this season. After winning the 2024/25 URC title in style, Leinster have had a mixed campaign. From the heavy opening defeats on South African soil (Stormers 35-0 and Bulls 39-31) to strong home wins and recent form, we break down their results, key performances, attacking stats, and where they stand in the table. Currently sitting 4th in the URC standings with 9 wins from 14 games (46 points, +62 points difference), Leo Cullen's side have shown flashes of brilliance but also vulnerability. We analyse the big moments, standout players, bonus point hauls, and what needs to improve as they push for a top-four finish and playoff spot. #rugby #leinster #ireland #championscup #highlights #analysis #dublin #vlog #documentary Follow me on twitter: https://x.com/HuwGriffinRugby Chapters 0:00 Strange Season 4:21 Attacking Issues 8:24 Discipline Disaster 9:27 Defensive Decline 13:34 Lions Hangover? 18:05 Underperforming Individuals 21:57 Still Contenders? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit…

People in this episode

Host: Huw Griffin

Topics covered

  • Leinster Rugby
  • team performance
  • URC standings
  • attacking stats
  • defensive issues
  • player analysis

Keywords

  • Leinster
  • rugby
  • URC
  • Dublin
  • team analysis
  • performance review
  • attacking issues
  • defensive decline
  • Leo Cullen
  • Tommy O'Brien

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Leinster, URC, Stormers, Bulls

Places: Dublin, Ireland

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