Has Munster game developed enough to stun mighty Sarries?

This time 12 months ago, Munster and Leinster felt bulletproof as they approached their respective Champions Cup semi-final deciders against Racing 92 and Scarlets, with both squads densely fortified with players from Ireland’s all-conquering Grand Slam team.

Has Munster game developed enough to stun mighty Sarries?

This time 12 months ago, Munster and Leinster felt bulletproof as they approached their respective Champions Cup semi-final deciders against Racing 92 and Scarlets, with both squads densely fortified with players from Ireland’s all-conquering Grand Slam team.

Despite the fact that Munster were on the road, in Bordeaux, against a Racing side that displayed both resilience and class to beat Clermont Auvergne away at the Stade Marcel-Michelin in their quarter-final, many fancied Johann van Graan’s chances of leading his new charges to a first European Cup final in a decade, just six months into his tenure.

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