The Bulls saw Leinster's quality as the hosts ran riot, winning 47-14 in their United Rugby Championship encounter on Friday night.
The Bulls started the game well, leading 14-12 at half time, but they failed to keep up with Leinster's quality in the second half.
They saw their side score seven tries and collect the full five points on offer as they kept their place at the top of the URC points table with 54 points. The Bulls did not get any points away from home, remaining in second spot with 45 points. The Bulls weathered the storm as Leinster had the momentum at that stage of the game. They did well to limit any damage and when they had a chance to attack, they took it.
The Bulls were also at fault for missing tackles, something they will have to work on ahead of the playoffs.
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