Seven European Cup winners are in a strong Ireland XV for their crucial Rugby World Cup pool-stage finale against Samoa on Sunday as they look to qualify for the quarter-finals. With Robbie Henshaw slotting in at inside centre for his first game of the tournament after injuring his hamstring in last month’s 19-10 victory over Wales in Dublin, there are seven players from Leinster Rugby in the side, including six European Cup winners. The seventh is Munster Rugby wing Keith Earls, who will be winning his 81st cap as he aims to go clear of Tommy Bowe as Ireland’s second highest try-scorer. [jwplayer KBEs2zmv] On the other wing is last season’s joint Heineken Champions Cup top try-scorer, Ulster Rugby’s Jacob Stockdale, while 2018 Champions Cup winner Jordan Larmour, of Leinster, makes up the back three. Leinster’s former EPCR European Player of the Year, Johnny Sexton, starts for the second successive match at fly-half and is joined by his regular half-back partner, Munster Rugby’s Conor Murray. 2018 Champions Cup winners Tadhg Furlong and Cian Healy line up in the front row alongside captain Rory Best, of Ulster, with James Ryan, man of the match in the 2018 final in Bilbao, packing down with Ulster’s Iain Henderson in the engine room. For more information and how to buy tickets for the 2020 European Finals Weekend in Marseille, click HERE.