Leinster coach Leo Cullen denies he is under addition pressure because of his team's poor results in the Champions Cup this season. Defeats to each of their Pool 5 rivals has left three time Champions on their worst ever European run. Leinster's hopes of reaching the quarter finals are hanging by a mathematical thread ahead of Saturday's rematch with the holders Toulon at the Aviva Stadium. The former Leinster captain, who took charge following the sacking of Matt O'Connor earlier this year, says there is always a pressure for the Province to perform.
@leinsterrugby coach Leo Cullen feeling no additional pressure from poor @ChampionsCup results. pic.twitter.com/frqdk6p83K
— Ross Lindsay (@Ross_A_Lindsay) December 17, 2015
Leinster may be struggling, but they are still expecting a big crowd at the weekend. Over 40,000 tickets have been sold. It remains to be seen how many attend, but Cullen says the backing of their fans is now more important than ever.
Leo Cullen thinks @leinsterrugby will have amazing support against @RCTofficiel @AVIVAStadium this weekend. pic.twitter.com/I50V7Od7dr
— Ross Lindsay (@Ross_A_Lindsay) December 17, 2015
