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Leinster have named their team to face the Sharks in Durban — and the biggest talking point may be an extraordinary 4–4 split on the replacements bench. I’m joined by Neil ‘Keego’ Keegan and Jay Long to preview Leinster’s second URC match of the season, as well as looking at the breaking team news ahead of the clash. Josh van der Flier returns to the back row, Andrew Porter moves back to loosehead and Ryan Baird switches to the back row, while Caspar Gabriel and Fintan Gunne retain their halfback partnership. But injuries in the back row appear to have forced Leinster into a highly unusual bench configuration which could leave four of the starting tight five and back row needing to play the full 80 minutes — with Robbie Henshaw potentially providing emergency back-row cover. We also look at the challenge posed by the Sharks, whether Leinster should be targeting four or five points in Durban, which senior players need minutes and why this South African fixture takes on added importance with the Champions Cup rapidly approaching. Pasted text After an encouraging performance despite defeat to the Lions in Johannesburg, is it time for Leinster to turn those positives into a victory? Let us know what you think in the comments. 🏉 Harpin’ On Rugby — independent Leinster and Irish rugby discussion, analysis and opinion. #LeinsterRugby #SharksRugby #URC