According to you who was the best European player of the season?
Imanol Harinordoquy (43%)
William Servat (21%)
Other (12%)
Ronan O'Gara(8%)
Brian O'Driscoll (8%)
Vincent Clerc (5%)
Damien Traille (3%)
Leinster were second best as Toulouse secured a comprehensive 33-6 bonus-point victory.
Four second half tries by Clement Poitrenaud, Valentin Courrent, Cedric Heymans and Vincent Clerc handed the French giants maximum points despite Leinster's valiant performance.
The Irish outfit made a promising start and led through the boot of Felipe Contepomi but were outclassed in the second period as Toulouse
scored 27 unanswered second half points.
Leinster fly-half Contepomi opened the scoring on just three minutes with a long-range penalty after English referee Chris White adjudged Toulouse were diving into a ruck off their feet.
But the home side began to dominate possession and probe the visitors defence.
Leinster were dealt a huge blow when Australian scrum-half Chris Whitaker was stretchered off after sustaining a knee injury while tackling as the first quarter came to a close.
Third-choice Cillian Willis took over but within 60 seconds, he couldn't prevent Toulouse from levelling the scores.
Elissalde calmly slotted home the penalty after Ollie Le Roux's infringement at a line-out.
Leinster's defence was nearly breached for the first time on 33 minutes when Kunavore's delightful chip and chase after a fine passing move involving Heymans and Poitrenaud was covered by the reliable Kearney.
Toulouse made their period of pressure pay when they took a deserved lead two minutes later when Courrent struck a sweet drop goal to give them a 6-3 lead.
But Leinster immediately hit back as Contepomi's second penalty from range put them firmly in the match.
Kelleher was introduced at the break in a bid to increase the home side's tempo and it had an instant impact.
The veteran Kiwi started the move on 41 minutes which reached the pacy Heymans who burst past Girvan Dempsey with consummate ease before throwing a glorious inside pass to French international Poitrenaud to score the first try of the match.
And Toulouse increased their lead to eight points eight minutes later when Courrent scored a penalty.
Leinster's task became too much when Kearney uncharacteristically saw his kick charged down by Yannick Nyanga and the flanker supplied Courrent for the simplest of scores. The fly-half converted his try to stretch the hosts lead to 21-6 before Heymans touched down after Kelleher's kick through and Clerc scrambled over in injury-time to seal the win.