Dave Kearney's hat-trick helped Leinster begin the defence of their Pro14 title with a win over Benetton Treviso.
Wales have announced their 42-man training squad in preparation for the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
A dramatic final day of the regular season in the Pro14 saw Glasgow Warriors make the semi-finals, while Ospreys and Scarlets will face off.
The Ospreys have announced that Wales fly-half Gareth Anscombe will join from Pro14 rivals Cardiff Blues ahead of the 2019-20 season.
Glasgow Warriors celebrated the news that head coach Dave Rennie will stay at the club by securing a famous win over Leinster in Dublin.
The top two teams in Conference A in the Pro14 were in fine form on Friday as they enjoyed comprehensive victories.
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Cardiff Blues coach John Mulvihill is confident Grand Slam winner Gareth Anscombe will sign a new contract with the region.
Cardiff Blues used Wales Grand Slam heroes Gareth Anscombe and Josh Navidi from the start in their demolition of the Scarlets.
There will be no imminent merger of Welsh regions after it was confirmed all four will stay as they are next season.
Fly-half Gareth Anscombe says Wales players have been let down as a domestic dispute rumbles on.
Josh Adams will be a Cardiff Blues player from next season after agreeing a move from Worcester Warriors.
Wales international Leigh Halfpenny featured in the Scarlets' 10-6 win over Munster, while Glasgow Warriors went top of Conference A.
Luca Sperandio and Niccolo Cannone scored two tries apiece as Benetton Treviso stretched their unbeaten run to eight games.
Zebre put on a spirited showing but ultimately fell short against Pro14 heavyweights Leinster.
Leigh Halfpenny will get the chance to prove his fitness ahead of Wales' clash with England by featuring for the Scarlets this weekend.