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Johnny Sexton has been recalled to the Leinster team for tomorrow’s Guinness Pro14 final against Glasgow at Celtic Park.<\/p>\nJohnny Sexton has been recalled to the Leinster team for tomorrow’s Guinness Pro14 final against Glasgow at Celtic Park.<\/p>\n
The World Player of the Year was rested for the defending champions’ win against Munster in the semi-finals but is back in the starting 15 with Ross Byrne dropping to the bench.<\/p>\n
Scott Fardy replaces the injured Devin Toner, Rob Kearney starts at full-back with Jordan Larmour moving to the wing.<\/p>\n
Cian Healy, Sean Cronin and Tadhg Furlong form the front-row with Fardy and James Ryan the locks.<\/p>\n
Jack Conan is picked at number eight with Rhys Ruddock and Josh van der Flier the flankers.<\/p>\n
Luke McGrath joins Sexton in the half-backs, Robbie Henshaw and Garry Ringrose are in midfield with a back three of Kearney, Larmour and James Lowe.<\/p>\n
Sean O’Brien is not in the 23 and has played his final game for the province.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Glasgow Warriors have announced an unchanged side to take on the reigning champions tomorrow at Celtic Park.<\/p>\n
Dave Rennie has stuck with the side that beat Ulster 50-20 in last Friday’s semi-final.<\/p>\n
The only change to the matchday 23 is the inclusion of Siua Halanukonuka.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow’s match will mark Stuart Hogg’s last game for the club.<\/p>\n
Rennie admits Hogg is fired up ahead of taking on Leinster.<\/p>\n
He said: “We tried to put the brakes on him today, he went berserk yesterday at training, (putting in) massive high-speed numbers.<\/p>\n
“He’s seen that the field is a little bit shorter so he was lining up some kicks from the opposition 22m line type of thing. He’s an excitement machine.<\/p>\n
“He’s desperate to go out on a big note and all we need him to do is to play as well as he has in the last few weeks and hopefully it’s enough.”<\/p>\n
Rennie said: “We’re excited to represent our city and our families at what is going to be an amazing occasion for Glasgow.<\/p>\n
“The noise that 10,000 people make in Scotstoun is deafening, so to play in front of more than 40,000 of our supporters is going to be a special experience.<\/p>\n
“Leinster are a world-class side with hardened finals experience, so we’re going to have to play better than we have all season to lift the trophy.”<\/p>\n