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Victory in Sunday's clash at the Twickenham Stoop would keep alive Quins' dream of a European and domestic double. They have never previously reached the Heineken semi-finals, while the Guinness Premiership title play-offs are also looming, with Quins currently tucked in one point behind leaders Leicester.

"If you ask anyone in the squad they would tell you we have a chance of winning either competition we are involved in," said England international scrum-half Care.

"We want to win something this year. The confidence is high, and the belief in the group is very good as well.

"It's going to be a massive game against Leinster. They are playing really well and it is going to be a really big challenge for us.

"But we are coming off the back of two good wins (against Sale Sharks and Bath in the Premiership) and we are really looking forward to the challenge. We can't wait for it, really.

"Playing in the Heineken Cup is more like playing in an international game.

"We met some great French players against Stade Francais, and now we will be meeting some great Irish players coming off the back of a brilliant Six Nations."