The Champions Cup semi-final clash between Leinster v Northampton Saints has sold out less than five hours after going on public sale.
"Every ticket on offer for the much-anticipated clash of Leinster and Northampton at Dublin’s iconic Croke Park on Saturday 4 May has already been sold in the space of just a few hours today,” read a Champions Cup statement.Tickets went on public sale at 10am and 35,000 tickets were snapped up in just 35 minutes. That number was on top of the 30,000 tickets bought by Leinster season ticket holders earlier this week.
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