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Published 20:38 2 Oct 2018 BST
Updated 20:43 2 Oct 2018 BST
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The two provinces have played each other a grand total of 96 times with Leinster shading Munster with 49 wins compared to the Reds' 42 wins, with five draws between them.
Both clubs have produced an extensive list of Ireland internationals, and although Leinster have won four European Cups compared to Munster's two, Munster boast a significant advantage in Quinlan's and Fitzgerald's combined XV with the southern province garnering nine selections compared to Leinster's six.
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