Stefan Terblanche
A master of the catch of the high ball but errors crept into his game as Leinster pounded away. 7
Andrew Trimble
Another lung-bursting, knee-lifting effort but little change out of the Leinster defence. 6
Darren Cave
One of the few successes. Made an early break and was as effective as any of the Ulster backs. 7
Paddy Wallace
Had his best moments late in the game but he was always up against it chasing the likes of O'Driscoll and D'Arcy. 7
Craig Gilroy
Quiet. Tried to get involved but very difficult given how good Leinster's defence was. 6
Paddy Jackson
Poor. I know he's a young man but he butchered some good opportunities and generally fell to pieces. 3
Ruan Pienaar
Not his day. His kicking was slightly off and the forwards never gave him the platform for him to do his stuff. 6
Tom Court
Prominent in the loose but missed a few tackles and didn't exert the expected dominance at scrum-time. 6
Rory Best
Another fine player who found himself up against it. Always combative, if not always successful. 6
John Afoa
Ulster's best forward by some distance. Immensely strong on the carry and he stuck at it all game. 8
Johann Muller
The captain couldn't find a way to get his side back in contention. No criticism there. It needed Superman. 6
Dan Tuohy
Scored Ulster's only try but that will be little consolation for the hammering his side took generally. 6
Stephen Ferris
The big man played a big game. Great tackle on Nacewa early on. But even he faded. 7
Chris Henry
Over the loose ball all game but often found himself knocked off it when the Leinster heavies arrived. 6
Pedrie Wannenburg
Sadly, a disaster. A ludicrous one-handed pass which went nowhere and a series of missed tackles. 4
Replacements
Humphreys was the best of them but only because he replaced the terrible Jackson. The truth is on a day like this no-one could have stopped the Leinster juggernaut. 5
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