That is it for our live coverage of this one-sided URC final. And that also brings us to the end of our coverage of a thrilling URC campaign. As always, thank you for following along with us. We hope to have you back next season.

The Bulls have now suffered a third defeat in URC finals. That is heartbreaking stuff.

FULL-TIME: LEINSTER 32-7 BULLS. Leinster are finally URC champions after thrashing the Bulls by 25 points in the final in Dublin. They are dominant from the first whistle to the last.

The Bulls are being pinned on their own tryline. This is suffocating stuff from Leinster.

With four minutes remaining, Leinster's scrum is still turning the Bulls' pack like a turnstile. Horrid, horrid, horrid performance by the Bulls across the board.

It's game, set, match in Dublin. Leinster have scored four tries to leave the Bulls reeling with the score at 32-7 in the hosts' favour.

CONVERSION, LEINSTER, BYRNE. 32-7.

TRY, LEINSTER, GUNNE. 30-7. Leinster's young replacement scrumhalf scores a stunning solo effort. That is the final nail in the Bulls' coffin.

Oh dear. It's going from bad to worse for the Bulls. No Willie le Roux is having a go at a teammate for a hospital pass to him, which led to a knock-on.

There's about 12 minutes remaining in this game with an 18-point difference.

PENALTY, LEINSTER, PRENDERGAST. 25-7.

The way things are going, it's fair to say this contest is over.

Bulls wing Sebastian de Klerk has just suffered a match-ending injury. He will be replaced.

Prendergast just missed a regulation kick at goal.

This is horrendous from the Bulls. They are going nowhere slowly.

After much celebration for their scrum dominance, Leinster kick to the line and are now mere metres out from scoring again.

Papier knocks the ball on, halting another Bulls attack. Leinster earn a penalty advantage at the scrum and launch an attack from deep. Just as the referee calls advantage over, there's a forward pass. But it's no help for the Bulls, as they get shafted again at the scrum.

A poor kick by Prendergast would have given the Bulls a good counter-attacking opportunity, but De Klerk failed to collect the ball cleanly and knocked on. From the Leinster scrum, the Bulls win a penalty.

CONVERSION, BULLS, GOOSEN. 19-7.

TRY, BULLS, VAN DER MERWE. 19-5. The Bulls find a lifeline as they score via a solid driving maul.

Another penalty for the Bulls and they set a lineout again.

Just as the referee was about to reward Leinster with a scrum penalty, the assistant referee intervenes, saying Leinster lost their bind first. The penalty eventually goes to the Bulls. Willie le Roux kicks to touch.

The Bulls' backs have had no real attacking opportunities and that is because their forwards are struggling.

RG Snyman, having just come on for Leinster, plucks the ball out of the air on a Bulls lineout throw.

PENALTY, LEINSTER, PRENDERGAST. 22-0.

Scrum penalty to Leinster. They will kick at goal.

The Bulls are getting knocked backwards in the tackle, they are getting outmuscled at the breakdown and they are getting ripped to shreds on defence.

The Bulls' kicking game is letting them down big time here. Goosen has offered nothing at flyhalf. Perhaps it's time to take him off.

James Lowe uses his booming boot to launch a huge clearance kick. Bulls lineout around halfway.

KICK-OFF: Goosen gets the second half underway. The Bulls need a big 40-minute performance to get back into this contest.

HALF-TIME: LEINSTER 19-0 BULLS. The home side hold on late in the half to keep the Bulls scoreless going into the break.

The Bulls' attempt at a driving maul disintegrates. But they just about manage to retain possession,

Another penalty to the Bulls. They set up a 5m lineout.

Finally the Bulls manage to contest a breakdown and they win a penalty. Le Roux kicks to the line.

The Bulls are now 15-phases into this sequence of play. And still they can't breach this Leinster defence.

A double knock-on halts the Bulls' momentum, but they'll get another chance with a scrum.

A lofted pass out wide to the wing is intercepted by Leinster, but the referee brings them back of the penalty.

The Bulls are now red hot on attack. They are 3m short and they've hot a penalty advantage.

The Bulls' tactical kicking game needs improvisation as soon as possible. They have to pin Leinster back in their own half more.

Willie le Roux, with all his experience, just saved the Bulls big time there with his big left boot.

Another Bulls lineout goes horribly wrong.

All the 50/50 calls are going the way of Leinster and non of the Bulls' complaints to the referee are getting replayed and/or reviewed.

Moodie just spilled a high ball, which was tapped back on the Leinster side by Barrett and just like that the hosts are back on attack inside the 22.

Canan Moodie has been non-existent in this match. By contrast, his opponent James Lowe has been superb.

Prendergast misses the conversion and the score remains 19-0.

TRY, LEINSTER, VAN DER FLIER. 19-0. That's three tries inside the opening 23 minutes for the home side. The Bulls are in big trouble.

When the Bulls are in possession, their attack is static. When they defend, they get shredded easily.

The Bulls' exit play from close to Leinster's tryline just now was poor. Luckily for them, Leinster couldn't capitalise on the mistake as James Lowe made a knock-on. And from the subsequent scrum, the Bulls won a penalty.

The Bulls are getting no reward at the set-piece. They've just conceded a scrum penalty.

This has been a nightmare start of the Bulls.

CONVERSION, LEINSTER, PRENDERGAST. 14-0.

TRY, LEINSTER, BARRETT. 12-0. The Kiwi finishes off a brilliant try after gathering a chip-kick over the top of the Bulls defence, hacking it forward and regathering to score.

Vorster is found to be the guilty party for hitting McCarthy in the face. Leinster get a penalty.

The referee has called for an official TMO review for foul play between Joe McCarthy and Harold Vorster.

Leinster are not giving the Bulls an inch when the visitors are in possession of the ball.

And now the Bulls' lineout goes awry too. This is not good for the visitors. They need to sort out their set-piece play and they need to do it fast.

CONVERSION, LEINSTER, PRENDERGAST. 7-0.

TRY, LEINSTER, CONAN. 5-0. The Bulls do well to repel the Leinster maul, but once the hosts break away, the captain goes straight through the middle to score.

Leinster attack after securing possession at the lineout. They are about 7m out from the tryline. The Bulls concede another penalty at the breakdown and Leinster opt for an attacking 5m lineout.

And the scrum penalty go the way of Leinster. That is a massive call by the referee and a massive win for Leinster.

The scrum battle will be huge in this game. Let's see if Wilco Louw can get the better of Andrew Porter.

Leinster are testing the Bulls with a variation of kicks. So far the visitors have been solid in defence, but they've just made a knock on. Scrum to Leinster.

The Bulls clear the ball away immediately and find touch beyond the halfway line. Leinster secure possession at the lineout and go for a box kick. The Bulls take the high ball.

KICK-OFF! We're underway with the first half here in Dublin… It's Leinster against the Bulls!

We're building up to what should be a scintillating URC Grand Finale. Will the Bulls be able to topple the kings of Irish rugby to clinch the title or will Leinster have enough firepower to bat the visitors from South Africa?

Bulls: 15 Willie le Roux, 14 Canan Moodie, 13 David Kriel, 12 Harold Vorster, 11 Sebastian de Klerk, 10 Johan Goosen, 9 Embrose Papier, 8 Marcell Coetzee, 7 Ruan Nortje (captain), 6 Marco van Staden, 5 JF van Heerden, 4 Cobus Wiese, 3 Wilco Louw, 2 Johan Grobbelaar, 1 Jan-hendrik Wessels. Subs: 16 Akker van der Merwe, 17 Alulutho Tshakweni, 18 Mornay Smith, 19 Jannes Kirsten, 20 Nizaam Carr, 21 Zak Burger, 22 Keagan Johannes, 23 Devon Williams.

Leinster (updated): 15 Jimmy O’Brien, 14 Tommy O’Brien, 13 Garry Ringrose, 12 Jordie Barrett, 11 James Lowe, 10 Sam Prendergast, 9 Luke McGrath, 8 Jack Conan (captain), 7 Josh van der Flier, 6 Ryan Baird, 5 James Ryan, 4 Joe McCarthy, 3 Thomas Clarkson, 2 Dan Sheehan, 1 Andrew Porter Subs: 16 Rónan Kelleher, 17 Jack Boyle, 18 Rabah Slimani, 19 RG Snyman, 20 Max Deegan, 21 Fintan Gunne, 22 Ross Byrne, 23 Jamie Osborne.

Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of the URC Grand Final showdown between Leinster and the Bulls, brought to you live from Croke Park in Dublin (that's in Ireland!).

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