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On Saturday, the Scarlets need to make sure they don’t slip up against the Dragons, who have a habit of being annoyingly competitive at the wrong time. The Ospreys also have to make sure they put the Blues away, which is by no means a certain result.
The big match has to be Leinster Ulster though. All the talk this season has been about the good form of Ulster, and Leinster’s indifferent season, but it’s at the end it really matters. Leinster sound like they could have all their big guns back apart from Sexton (Heaslip will hit 160 appearances) , while Ulster have Ruan Pienaar, and Henderson, Henry and Wilson back in the frame. Neither team wants to lose this – and Ulster can’t afford to lose if they want to stay in the top four. They also both want to get a bit of momentum going for big matches next weekend. Bring it on! I wish they were playing other teams to get points, but it is what it is. If Leinster get their backline moving, this is only going one way… and I’m going with Leinster in a heartbreaker for Ulster.
Friday , March 29
Zebre vs Edinburgh
Glasgow vs Munster
Saturday , March 30
Newport Gwent D'gons vs Scarlets 14:30
Cardiff Blues vs Ospreys 17:15
Leinster vs Ulster 18:15
Benetton Treviso vs Connacht 19:00
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