Joe Simmonds gets the second half underway for Leinster, taken by Ruddock

Exeter have won their last eight home games in the Heineken Champions Cup, their longest winning run at home in European competitions (across both the Heineken Champions Cup and Challenge Cup)

Leinster take a 20-14 lead over the Exeter Chiefs into halftime. Exeter got off to the perfect start, with a try just two minutes in to lead 7-0. The hosts dream start continued with a second try inside the opening ten minutes to open up a 14-0 advantage. Leinster settled into the match and got on the board with a try after 17 minutes. Ten minutes later Leinster had their second score to even things up at 14-14 after around half an hour of play. Leinster had the momentum and managed to keep the scoreboard ticking over, slotting two penalties inside the final ten minutes to hold a six point lead at the break.

And that will be halftime

Leinster will kick for goal to bring the half to a close

Hill's arm slides up in the tackle to the face after first making contact with the shoulder, just a penalty given to Leinster for the high tackle

TMO checking the tackle from Hill on Ross Byrne

Forward off an Exeter hand for a Leinster scrum

Another good carry from Conan

Keenan into the line takes it up